RedactedNarrative: On September 1, 2019 at approximately 6:15pm, I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources Police assigned to Kent County, received a call regarding a boating accident personal injury (PI) that occurred at Camp Tockwogh in Worton, MD. I called the reporting party who did not answer the phone and was no longer available at the camp office to speak. I left a message as well as emailed the waterfront director, to set up a time to obtain the details of the accident. He responded via email and advised he would contact Subject and set up a meeting for the morning of September 2, 2019.
  
  On September 2, 2019 at approximately 9:00am, I arrived at Camp Tockwogh to meet with Subject as well as the vessel operator.  Operator explained that he was operating camp owned vessel MD 5230 CS with four (4) other individuals on board heading west on the Chesapeake Bay out front of the camp waterfront area. Operator described the water as choppy, but said the wind was light and the weather was otherwise clear with only light boat traffic. Operator explained that an unexpected wave/wake came up and as the vessel went over the wake, he slowed the vessel throttle and passenger hit her forehead on the side of the vessel. Operator stated Victim was sitting port side at the bow facing the stern of the vessel. Operator brought Victim back to shore at the camp where Subject provided basic first aid. Subject stated Victim sustained a quarter inch wide by inch long cut on the right side of her forehead above her right eyebrow and complained of a minor headache, but was alert and apparently normal otherwise. Camp staff transported her to the Urgent Care Center in Middletown, DE and believed she would need stitches. The injury was non-incapacitating.
  
  Operator stated that all individuals were wearing life jackets at the time of the accident and no one else was injured. No damage was done to the vessel and all occupants remained in the vessel during the incident.
  
  All events occurred in Kent County.
  
  Cleared without further incident; case can be closed.
  