RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, May 27th, 2018 around 1345 hours, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was on marine patrol of Deep Creek Lake when I was dispatched to Garrett Regional Medical Center for a report of a patient being treated for injuries sustained during a wake boarding accident on Deep Creek Lake.
  I arrived at the hospital at 1410 hours and identified the victim who was treated for a concussion and received three stitches for a laceration to her head.
  I interviewed Victim's father, who was also the boat operator at the time of the accident. Operator reported that he was towing Victim on a wake board behind his father's vessel, later identified as a white and red 1998 Sea Ray 190 Bowrider displaying MD registration 4610 BD, on Deep Creek Lake in front of their residence. Operator identified two passengers and observers and Victim's friends. Operator advised the Victim was still learning how to wake board and lost her balance, striking her head on the wake board when she landed. All parties involved claimed no alcohol or drugs were consumed and I detected no indications of impairment from any of the individuals present at the time of the accident.
  After clearing the hospital, I inspected the involved vessel and found the vessel's registration to be expired. I issued one warning to Operator for operating a vessel on waters of the state with an expired registration. All safety equipment was found to be present aboard the vessel and serviceable.
  All events occurred in Garrett County, Maryland.
  
  