RedactedNarrative: On June 29, 2016 I responded to University of Maryland Shore Medical Center located in Chestertown Maryland. At the hospital I met with victim. Victim advised me that at approximately 1030hrs she was slalom water skiing in Still Pond when her ski got caught in the wake of the boat and she fell and hit the water on her left side. Victim then advised she took a break for awhile then tried water skiing again but with 2 skis. At approximately 1100hrs she fell again this time hitting her head landing on the water face forward. Victim advised after falling the second time she became nauseous and her head hurt and she could feel pressure. So she was taken to the hospital. 
  
       After talking to her Victim I left the hospital and proceeded to Camp Tockwogh, At the Camp I met with the boat operator. Operator showed the 17' Boston Whaler bearing MD registration 9638CD. Operator advised that there were two other passengers on the boat while with her while Victim was water skiing. Operator also stated that everyone was wearing their PFD's while they were on the boat. Operator also advised me that they were water skiing in Still Pond when Victim fell both times. Operator advised that Victim was heading out of the wake of the boat on the port (left) side when she leaned too far over and landed on her left side and complained that the  top of her head hurt and she felt pressure. Operator had Victim take a break and asked if her neck or back hurt. Victim advised her no. Operator had Victim rest for a while on the boat, a few minutes later Victim complained of feeling nauseous. So Operator called the Camp Office to get the wellness people down to the dock. Operator advised when they reached the dock and met wellness Victim said her head no longer hurt but she still felt sick. So they transported her to the hospital. Operator also advised me that Victim had fallen earlier in the day but had just complained about her ear hurting.  
  
        All events occurred in Kent County Maryland.
  