RedactedNarrative: On 6/16/2017 at 4:09 PM, I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to a boat accident involving a tuber at Camp Wabanna located at 101 Likes Road; Edgewater, Maryland 21037. I arrived at the camp at 4:39 PM and met with EMS that was on already scene. EMS advised that a female had already been transported to Anne Arundel Medical Center as a precaution after falling off of a tube. EMS as well as several witnesses said that the female, hereinafter referred to as Victim, was conscious and alert. I then met with camp staff and those involved in the incident at the camp office.
  
   The others involved/camp staff had a de-brief, in which they discussed the details of the event, as well as all wrote statements on their involvement. All stated that operator was operating the vessel, a 20-foot Ski Centurion bearing Maryland registration 4146 BU with one spotter. 
  
  Operator1 was towing two (2) individuals. Tuber1 said that Victim was fatigued from having fallen off the tube two (2) times prior and getting back on and that she said she was sorry but had to let go of the tube. Tuber1 said they are instructed to make an "O" shape with their arms when they fall off the tube and that Victim had made an "O" the first two times, but not the third time. 
  
  When Victim hit the water, she remained face down. Several attempts to make contact were unsuccessful and then Victim flailed and turned herself over on her back, but still was not responding to the others yelling. Operator1 operated the vessel back to Victim and him and Spotter pulled Victim into the vessel. They radioed the others for an emergency. The other vessel used by the camp brought two lifeguards over to the boat. The lifeguards got onto the other boat and confirmed that Victim was breathing and had a pulse. 
  
  They advised they tried talking to her, but that she did not respond, but continued to cough. Spotter operated the boat back to the pier, where they were met by their instructor who said that Victim was conscious, breathing, and responding to questions. She said she asked Victim if anything hurt, she replied no and if she could sit up and she did. EMS arrived on scene and took over care. Victim was transported to Anne Arundel Medical Center Pediatrics by EMS as a precaution.
  
   All witnesses recall the same events, see attached witness statements.
  
  Victim advised that she was released from the hospital last night with no injuries and that she felt fine. Victim said that she was fatigued from tubing and that she left go of the tube. When she hit the water she inhaled some water and then realized she was face down and felt her chest tighten, so flailed onto her back. She does not remember being pulled onto the boat, just that she was then laying in the boat with everyone around her.
   
    It was noted that the vessel was displaying expired registration at the time of the accident. The registration is valid through 12/31/2018 and the sticker was replaced prior to me leaving the scene
   
    No charges will be filed for this incident.
  All events occurred and took place in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  