RedactedNarrative: On 05/30/2022, at approximately 6:45 PM, I, Officer First Class of the Natural Resource Police, did respond with Lieutenant of the Natural Resource Police, to a Boat Accident located at Turkey Point in Ramsay Lake off of the South River in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  
      Both units arrived on-scene at approximately 7:20 PM at the Turkey Point Marina and Yacht Club, where the injured subject was transported to Anne Arundel Medical Center by Anne Arundel EMS. He was accompanied by his wife. The location of the vessel on which the subject had been injured was unknown.
  
      OFC of the Natural Resource Police responded to Anne Arundel Medical Center to interview the injured subject and his wife. OFC obtained a brief statement from Subject1. Victim was unable to give a statement due to his injury. Subject1's statement advised that the vessel hit a wave and the force of the hit knocked Victim from his seat, hitting his head, and cutting his elbow.
  
      On 05/31/2022, At approximately 12:00 PM, I contacted Victim by telephone, who advised he had been released from the hospital the night of 05/30/2022. Victim advised that he was still feeling hazy, but was otherwise okay, and was able to provide me with the name and contact information of the owner and operator of the boat he had been on.
  
      At approximately 12:30 PM, I contacted Operator by telephone. Operator advised that the incident had taken place at the mouth of the South River near the Red Day Marker #4, on their return voyage from Lowes Wharf on Tilghman Island. The vessel is a 35' 2005 Marlago FS35, that has a dark blue fiberglass hull, and it is powered by twin 250-horsepower Yamaha outboard motors. Besides himself, Victim, and Subject1, there were an additional six other passengers on the vessel. Operator stated that he had been operating the vessel, and observed Victim, who was seated on the starboard seat in front of the center console. He advised that Victim was not staying seated, and would jump up as the vessel crested waves. Victim was off-balance when the vessel hit one wave on the port bow side, and it sent him sprawling forward. Operator did not see where Victim fell but believes he struck and cut his arm on the front of the center console, and hit his head on his arm against the deck resulting in unconsciousness. Believing it more prudent to continue on, Operator pressed on to Turkey Point Marina after hailing The U.S. Coast Guard on marine VHF radio channel 16, and contacting Anne Arundel County EMS. They were met at the marina by EMS, who transported Victim by ambulance, with Subject1 accompanying them.
  
  No charges have been issued.
  
  All events took place in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  