RedactedNarrative: On June 22, 2017, I, Corporal of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, received word that Talbot County was dispatching an ambulance to the Oak Creek boat ramp on St. Michaels Road in reference to a subject injured on a jet ski. DNR communications confirmed that the victim was a 44 year old female, and that she was being transported to Easton Memorial Hospital
   
  I arrived at Easton Memorial at approximately 2008 hours and met with hospital staff who advised the victim was in extreme pain, and bleeding from the vaginal area. They further advised that they are unsure of her condition, and that I could make contact with her after she had gotten a CT scan. Ambulance staff said they believe the victim was withholding information, and wouldn’t give any details as to whose jet ski she was on.
   
   I spoke with the victim, who advised she was on the back of a friend/coworkers pwc, and suddenly “flew off” the back of it and got injured. She said they went out on the ski at approximately 1215 hours in the area of St. Michaels, but was unfamiliar with the area, and couldn’t advise the body of water. 
  
  Victim stated that she had been wearing a lifejacket, and that he had some experience with jet skis-as she had been on one several times last summer. She said she believed they were going full throttle when she fell off the back of the ski, but doesn’t remember her friend making any evasive moves or turns-she just remembers falling off and flipping “end-over-end” in the water. I asked Victim if there had been any other boats around them, and she said there was a small fishing boat-who eventually pulled her from the water, as her injuries prohibited her from getting back on to the pwc. 
  
   I asked Victim if she had been drinking prior to the incident, and she admitted that she had. In the course of interviewing Victim she advised she did not want to reveal the name of the coworker/friend who had been operating the pwc because she didn’t want them to get into any trouble. I asked why she thought this person would get in trouble and she wouldn’t answer. I again asked her what her coworker’s name was and she provided a name. Victim said she lost all her belongings when she flipped in the water-to include her house keys, and other personal items. I asked her who called 911, and she said it was her daughter. I asked Victim as to the extent of her injuries, and she said she was bleeding from her vaginal area-despite not having a period in 10 years, and she was also feeling extreme pain in her leg, back, and tailbone areas. 
   
    All above events occurred in Talbot County, MD.