RedactedNarrative: On Saturday July, 16 2016 around 1530 hours I (Ofc.) was informed of a call from Ocean City Beach Patrol involving an incident in the Atlantic Ocean. I called First Lieutenant who informed me there was a swim race that was wrapping up in the area of Dorcester Street but a swimmer was injured before completing the race. 
  
  I met him at the Ocean City Coast Guard Station to gather more information. Once on scene, he told me that victim was in the area of 9th street in the Atlantic Ocean competing in the annual Ocean Games swim race when she was injured and transported to shore by one of his life guards on a wave runner. The operator of the wave runner was also on scene at the Coast Guard Station. 
  
  Subject is an Ocean City Surf Technician who was operating the wave runner and tasked with keeping swimmers in the swim area of the race. Subject told me that he last saw Victim 15-20 minutes before transporting her to EMS, swimming normally in a southerly direction. He had told her several times throughout the race to change direction when she was going outside the boundaries and noticed her to be visibly tired. He even mentioned in a voluntary statement that she was swimming due east at some times. He also said throughout the day he had redirected several boats east around her. At one point he went south to assist other swimmers and upon returning back to Victim he noticed her to be 100 yards or more offshore holding her left hand in the air and covered by her swim cap. He went over to her and noticed blood to be running down her arm. He pulled her on his sled and took her to shore in the area of 9th street where EMS met her and transported her to Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin.
  
  