RedactedNarrative: On July 5, 2017 at approximately 1530 hours I responded to YMCA Camp Tockwogh, Worton, Kent County, Maryland in reference to a boat accident. Once on scene I spoke with the boat operator who stated that a juvenile female had fallen while water skiing and was complaining of a headache and was possibly being transported to University of Maryland Shore Medical Center in Chestertown for a concussion. 
  
   Operator stated that at approximately 1430 hours Victim had been waterskiing. At that time, she fell into the water. When Operator checked on Victim she was complaining of a headache. Victim was brought on the boat and asked if she wanted to go to shore. Victim stated she was ok for the time being. Operator then allowed another juvenile to ski, once she was completed Victim requested to be taken to shore. Once on shore a member of the Wellness Center responded to take her to the Center. Victim was observed for two hours and still complained of a headache. Victim’s parents instructed the Wellness Center to wait a few more hours to see if she developed any more symptoms prior to going to the hospital. 
  
   At approximately 2100 hours I responded to the hospital to speak with Victim, as she was being brought in. Victim was complaining of a headache, dizziness, and nausea. Victim explained that while she was skiing she was wearing a personal flotation device and a helmet. Victim struck a wave and was unable to maintain her balance and fell towards the water. During her fall the helmet, which was too big, fell in front of her face. Victim fell face first into the water, the helmet was subsequently pushed back on to the top of her head. Victim stated that she remembers falling into the water but not resurfacing, but doesn’t believe that she lost consciousness. Victim’s head began hurting at that time, she attempted to stay on the vessel as another female went skiing. That is when Victim stated she requested to be taken ashore. Victim was later taken to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center in Chestertown to be seen for a possible concussion. She had not seen the doctor when I left. 
  
   This case is considered closed, no evidence suggests no one was at fault. 
  
  
  
   All events occurred in Kent, County Maryland.
  