RedactedNarrative: On August 20, 2022, at approximately 9:00 P.M., I, Ofc. of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, received a Pulse Point alert for a water rescue near Shady Side in Anne Arundel County, MD. After, receiving this notification, I received a call for service from the DNR communications center for a vessel stuck on the rocks that needs assistance with the closest land address of Whipple Way, Shady Side.
  
       At approximately 9:14 P.M., Anne Arundel County Fire Department (AAFD) arrived on scene by land. AAFD assisted the passenger off the vessel and onto land at approximately 9:18 P.M. Operator refused to depart the vessel and informed AAFD that he would go down with his boat.
  
      At approximately 9:25 P.M., I arrived on scene with Tow Boat US arriving shortly afterward. I attempted to approach the vessel to attempt to assist the vessel off the rocks though was unsuccessful due to a water depth of less than two feet and with the sea conditions. Tow Boat US was unable to approach the vessel due to the water depth and sea conditions. After approximately forty minutes, Tow Boat US anchored their vessel downwind of the Grady White and walked a tow rope to the vessel.
  
      At approximately 10:25 P.M., the operator of the Tow Boat vessel pulled his anchor and began to remove the Grady White off the rocks. The Grady White was clear of the rock jetty at approximately 10: 33 P.M. and was under tow towards Tristate Marina in Deale, MD. At the marina, the vessel was removed from the water by Honey Badger Hauling services and was assessed of the damages. 
  
  It was later discovered that the Grady White had motor issues and drifted into the rock jetty. The vessel was deemed totaled by the insurance agency. All individuals involved were uninjured.          
  
      All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  
      This case is closed.
  