RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, 6/26/2022 at 9:00pm, I, Cpl. was on patrol in the Patuxent River, near Solomons Island, when I received a call for an overturned PWC with 2 people in the water, near Eagle Harbor. At approximately 9:45pm, I located 4 people and 2 PWCs, one overturned and partially sunk, at the entrance to the Chalk Point discharge canal. Dunkirk Fire boat 5 arrived immediately after I made contact with the people, and personnel from PG Fire Dept arrived on the shoreline of the discharge canal. Fire personnel on shore directed 2 females to walk to shore, as the 2 males were boarding patrol vessel NRP874. No one indicated that they were injured or needed medical assistance.
  
  The overturned PWC was a yellow and white 2000 Kawasaki 900STX. 
  
  At the request of Operator1 and Subject1, the 2 PWCs were tied off to a tree in the discharge canal, so that they could make arrangements to recover them the following day. At the time they were secured to the tree a portion of the bow was still above the waterline, and still afloat, but did have water in the footwells. Operator1 and Subject1 were transferred to Dunkirk Boat 5, and relayed to shore. OFC. M. arrived by land and obtained written statements from the 4 individuals while they waited for a ride, at the entrance to Chalk Point Power Plant. OFC. made contact with mother and got authorization to release her to Operator1's father. 
  
  All statements obtained indicated that both PWCs became disabled at some point while in the discharge canal. While attempting to identify the problem, Operator1's PWC began taking on water and overturned, eventually taking on enough water that only a portion of the bow was above water. They then called 911 for assistance. 
  
  As of 7/1/22, both PWCs had been removed from the discharge canal.
  
  All events took place in Prince Georges County, MD.
  