RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was anchored at a sand bar which is a popular swimming area on Sebago Lake. Vessel 2 was also looking for a spot on the sandbar to anchor when it came up to Vessel 1. The winds were very strong at this time causing very rough water conditions. The wind and waves started forcing Vessel 2 towards the bow of Vessel 1. The Owner of Vessel 2 jumped into the shallow water to try to keep his boat from being blown into Vessel 1 while the Operator of Vessel 2 put the motor in neutral. Victim 1 ran up to the bow of Vessel 1 and put her foot out to try to hold Vessel 2 off from hitting her boat. A wave caused the stern of Vessel 2 to rise up and it came down on top of the bow of Vessel 1. 
  
  Victim 1's right foot got caught underneath the corner of Vessel 2's stern which severed a tendon to one of her toes. The Owner of Vessel 1 hollered to the Operator of Vessel 2 that his wife had been injured and the Operator of Vessel 2 threw out a small first aid kit. Once Vessel 2 had been freed from Vessel 1's anchor line which they had gotten caught on, The Owner and Operator of Vessel 2 found a spot near Vessel 1 and set out their anchor lines. By the time this was done, Vessel 1 had already pulled up its' anchor line and has driving off. The Operator and Owner of Vessel 2 stated that they did not know it was required to report a boating accident when someone was injured. They both said that they are new to boating and do not know all the required regulations. The Operator of Vessel was cited for failing to report a personal injury accident.
  