RedactedNarrative: On July 10, 2017 at 5:45 PM I received a call for a boating accident that happened at Camp Tockwogh in Kent County. When receiving the call I was informed that the victim was being transported to Chester River Hospital. After arriving at Chester River Hospital at approximately 6:40 PM I made contact with Victim and the medical staff who had just advised that Victim had a concussion. I then interviewed Victim and asked her how she got her concussion. 
  
   While talking to Victim I could tell that she was coherent and able to remember what happened during her day. Victim stated that she had been on the Chesapeake Bay just north of Meeks Point, in an 19 foot Flying Scott sailboat, HIN# GBD027011284, from 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM with 1 Camp Tackwogh counselor and 6 campers in the morning and the same counselor in the afternoon with 7 other campers, all campers about 8- 9 years old. Victim was taking turns with Subject operating the boat and teaching the campers. Victim stated that she was experienced at sailing and had worked at the camp 2 summers. In this time she stated that she had been hit in the head four times. 
  
   At approximately 11:30 AM, Victim advised that the boom from the sailboat was swinging from one side of the boat to the other and struck her in the head. Victim said she was later struck in the head by the boom a second time while trying to protect a camper and herself from the boom as it was swinging from one side of the boat to the other. Victim said she was also struck in the side of the head from the jib sheet line.
  
   At approximately 3:30 PM, Victim was trying to push the centerboard of the vessel down and as she stood up, she hit her head on the boom. At this point she went up to the bow of the boat and advised Subject that her vision was blurred and that her head hurt. At approximately 5:10 PM. Victim reported to the medical staff at Camp Tockwogh and they then contacted Camp counselor to take her to the Hospital.
  
   At the time of my arrival to the hospital there were no visible injures to Victim.
  
   All events occurred in Kent County.
  