RedactedNarrative: On September 7, 2015 at approximately 6:00 am, I Off. was dispatched to investigate an incident that occurred around 12:15 am that morning. It was reported to DNR by Baltimore County Police that a female had fallen off of an anchored boat and almost drowned. Victim was rescued by other occupants of the boat and transported by Baltimore County Fire Boat to an awaiting ambulance on shore. Victim was transported by Baltimore County  Fire Department Ambulance to Johns Hopkins Bayview Hospital.
  
  At approximately 8:00 am, I contacted Bayview Hospital and confirmed Victim had been admitted and was in the Medical Intensive Care Unit.  At approximately 12:00pm, I arrived at the Bayview Hospital ICU and interviewed Victim.  Victim provided me with a statement of the accident as well as the other occupants of the vessels.  During my interview with Victim, Victim's sister-in-law called the hospital room.  Victim agreed to allow me to speak with Sister-in-law over the phone.
  
  Sister-in-law told me the names of the other occupants of the vessels and contact phone numbers.  She also provided a statement about the accident. There were four (4) adults on vessel #1 prior to the accident. There were also four (4) children asleep on vessel #2.
  
  After interviewing the four adults involved, I concluded the following:
  
  Two vessels, Seacritt, v1, owned by operator1 and Sister-in-law, and Carrbouy were anchored and rafted up together in the area of Pleasure Island. Vessel #1, Seacritt, was on the starboard side and Carrbouy, vessel #2, was on the port side.  All of the adults were sitting in the cockpit of vessel #1 and the children were in the cabin of vessel #2. Around midnight, Victim got up and was walking from the swim platform of vessel #1 to the swim platform of vessel #2 when she stumbled and fell into the water. After several minutes, the remaining three adults realized Victim was missing and started looking for her. They found her floating face down in the water behind the vessels. Two people jumped into the water and pushed Victim back onto the swim platform. V1 opeartor then started providing first aid, while Sister-in-law contacted 911. Victim was unresponsive, but was breathing and had a pulse. 
  
  A Baltimore County fire boat arrived and transported Victim to shore.
  
  All events occurred in Baltimore County..
   