On 5/30/09 at approximately 1350 hours, Cpl was on land and heard yelling coming from the Chesapeake Inn floating dock. Cpl observed a person dangling from the bow of a Carver yacht and he ran to scene. A couple of men in a skiff had already helped the victim get down from the bow and into their boat. The victim was being helped onto the C-Dock of the Chesapeake Inn. Victim had an injury to her right foreame and lower right leg. Cpl called Tawes and requested EMS. Victim was conscience and alert. An off-duty nurse rendered first to Victim.

Cpl spoke to the husband of victim. Husband stated that he was the owner/captain of the San Souci. He was attempting to dock his 44' Pacemaker into a slip on B-Dock. He stated that he backing into the slip when the current, combined with a wake caught him and swung him toward C-Dock. Husband stated that he attempted to right his vessel but the port engine would not respond. His boat then drifted toward vessels #2 & #3. He stated that victim was on the stern of the starboard side trying to push off from the other vessels. Vessel #1 then struck vessels #2 & #3 while they where docked. at this time Victim was jolted off of vessel #1, breaking the railing on vessel #1. Victim landed on bow of vessel #2 and fell. She clung to the bow rail of vessel #2 until two men in a skiff helped her into their boat.
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