RedactedNarrative: On 09 August 2014 at 1839 hours I received a dispatch from DNR Communications informing me that there was a boat accident on Deep Creek Lake, Garrett County, MD. Emergency Medical Services had been requested and Southern Garrett Rescue Squad was enroute. I was requested to meet the ambulance at Garrett Memorial Hospital. 
  
  I meet with the victim, age 11, in the Emergency Room. She was accompanied by her mother. Mother stated that her daughter, Victim, had been tubing with friends on Deep Creek Lake, Garrett County, MD. Victim had fallen off the tube while being towed. She was now complaining of back pain and a headache. She thought that both Opeartor and the vessel were at their dock located at the above address. I asked Victim what had happened. She stated that she was tubing with three other people on the same tube. Someone on the tube stated that the operator was going to do a "lamb or ram corral", which is a tight circle with the vessel while towing. Victim stated that she thought the vessel was going to go one way, but it went another way. The tube hit a wake and she fell off. Mother could not give me any more details or location of the incident. She was not onboard. 
  
  I meet with the Operator. I inspected the vessel and found no violations. Operator estimated the speed of the vessel at the time of the incident as 25mph. He was unsure of the location of the incident, except to say at the end of lake. He was pointing toward the south end of the lake. He described the area as best he could and stated a particular landmark that I recognized to be in the Hazelhurst Cove area. Operator stated that he was just starting out towing the group of four (4) individuals. He got up to speed and started to turn to the right. The vessel hit a wake and so did the tube. That was when his spotter stated that Victim had fallen off the tube. I asked him about the "lamb or ram corral" maneuver. He stated that the "kids" on the tube were yelling for him to do that maneuver but he did not. I spoke to lookout. She stated that just before the tube hit the wake, Victim released her grip on the tube and stuck her arms in the air. When the tube hit the wake, Victim attempted to grab onto the hand straps of the tube, but missed them. Victim then feel off. Lookout stated that when they went back to pick her up she felt that something was wrong. Lookout dove into the water and swam back to the boat with Victim. They returned to the dock where Victim was complaining of back pain. 911 was called at that point. 
  
  Southern Garrett Rescue Squad responded. Per procedure with back pain associated with trauma, Victim was fully immobilized by backboard. Southern Garrett Rescue Squad transported her to Garrett County Memorial Hospital for evaluation and treatment. 
  
  I observed no violations with the incident. All waterskiers/tubers advised me that they were wearing life jackets and several on the vessel were wearing life jackets as well. I spoke to the persons on board the tube and their description of the incident was similar to the above statements.