RedactedNarrative: On July 6, 2016 at approximately 1952 hrs I, Officer First Class, was on boat patrol on the Patapsco River when I heard a distress call made by a Good Samaritan vessel over VHF Channel 16 for a person injured and unconscious due to a PWC accident near Baltimore Lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay.  I notified DNR Communications of the incident and began my response by vessel. Off. was on boat patrol near the Severn River and he also responded.  It took Off. and I approximately 15 minutes to arrive on scene.
   
   
  When I arrived in the vicinity of Baltimore Light, Good Samaritans who were with the victim guided me over VHF Channel 16 to their vessels.  I located a large white fishing vessel and an aluminum jon boat side by side with a blue PWC adrift nearby.  The victim was laying face down and unresponsive on the bow of the jon boat and a Good Samaritan was actively rubbing Victim's back.  Victim was moaning but was not responding to stimuli.  Good Samaritans assisted me in moving Victim onto my patrol vessel for transport to Podickory Point Marina where EMS would meet us.  Subject1 stayed with Victim on the bow of my patrol vessel during transport.  Off. secured Victim's PWC and began towing it to Sandy Point State Park for investigation.
   
   
   
  While en route to Podickory Point Marina, Anne Arundel County Fireboat #19 transferred two medics onto my vessel.  EMS called for Maryland State Police aviation and Trooper 1 landed at Sandy Point State Park.  Victim was flown to University of Maryland Shock Trauma.
   
  Two subjects were fishing together on a boat near Baltimore Light when they saw victim operating a PWC.  Victim was jumping large wakes produced by a passing cargo ship. Subjects saw Victim fall off his PWC after launching off a wake and Victim did not climb back onto the PWC. Subjects motored over to Victim and found him floating unconscious in the water, they pulled Victim onto their boat approximately 10 minutes after he fell into the water. Victim was not breathing so one subject administered CPR which restored Victim's breathing. He began coughing up water and moaning.Subject called 911.Another vessel pulled up and hailed Coast Guard on Channel 16 for assistance, which is the distress call I responded to. Another subject arrived and began hitting Victim on the back which forced more water out of Victim's airway.