RedactedNarrative: On August 17, 2016 at approximately 1452 hrs., writer was dispatched to the Sinepuxent Bay in area of marker 4 in reference to a subject being hit by a boat and was currently unconscious with CPR being administered. Writer and Cpl. arrived the same time as the local USCG. 
  
  The subject/victim was lying on the deck of a pontoon boat and CPR was being administered. After a couple of moments, the victim was loaded on to the USCG vessel. USCG transported the victim to the Coast Guard station where they were met by Ocean City EMS. Writer asked what had happened. Several of the subjects on board stated that the pontoon boat had run over the victim. 
  
  Writer asked who the operator of the vessel had been. Writer asked who the operator was, a subject who was later identified stated he was. Writer had Operator get onto our boat. We then escorted the vessel back to the MNRP boathouse. Once at the boathouse, Cpl. started getting information on all of the passengers. Writer took Operator into the boathouse. 
  
  Once inside, writer advised him that he was not under arrest but that I wanted to advise him of his Miranda rights which I did. Operator said that he would answer questions. He stated that he had been operating the pontoon boat northbound at about 3/4 speed. The victim along with 3 other subjects were seated on the deck of the boat in the front. Suddenly, the victim disappeared off of the front of the boat. Everyone started screaming to stop the boat. He stopped the boat and turned the engine off. 
  
  he and several other subjects jumped to the water and recovered the victim and put him onto the boat. They started trying to wave down help from other vessels. A local tour boat was in the area, the Explorer, responded. On board was a Registered Nurse, she got on board and started CPR. 
  
  Writer asked Operator if he had drank any alcoholic beverages today. He said he had not. There was no indication that he had been drinking.
  
  After taking the statement, writer advised Operator that in serious cases such as this he is required by law to submit to a blood test to determine his blood alcohol. He stated that that was not problem. Writer then took Operator to Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin where blood was drawn which is being submitted to Maryland State Police for analysis.
  
  After the blood was drawn, Ofc. contacted me and advised that the victim had died. Writer then informed Operator that the victim was dead.