RedactedNarrative: On 5-14-2022 at approximately 1455 hours, I responded to a call of a crash involving two PWC''s on the Colorado River near Davis Camp North Beach. Upon arrival, It was found that there was only one PWC involved. The second PWC was on scene assisting the two occupants of the involved PWC back onto their PWC so they could go back to shore. Deputies contacted the two involved subjects on board of the PWC on Davis Camp North Beach. 
  
  The two subjects on board of the PWC at the time of the crash were verbally identified. Operator1 was the operator of the PWC at the time of the crash. Operator1 stated in essence that he was traveling South on the Colorado River close to the Nevada Shoreline. He stated that he hit something, possibly a rock, which caused both him and his daughter to get ejected from the PWC into the water. Both subjects refused medical treatment but stated that they felt sore as a result of the crash. 
  
  While inspecting the PWC as it was beached, I observed major damage to the bow and hull. The damage to the PWC appeared to be consistent with damage caused by hitting a fixed object at a high rate of speed. The damage consisted of large hull fractures and fiberglass separation. 
  
  After speaking with the rental company, they stated that the PWC was a total loss which estimated to cost approximately $8,000.
  