RedactedNarrative: On August 10, 2016, at about 1152 hours, I, OFC, of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, received a call from DNR Communication in regards to a recreational boating accident that just occurred in Still Pond Creek, related to YMCA Campy Tockwogh. DNR advised that a wakeboarder was injured in an accident and being transported to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown. 
   
     I arrived to YMCA Camp Tockwogh, located at 24370 Still Pond Neck Road, Still Pond, MD, 21678, at about 1233 hours. I subsequently met with Camp Counselor in reference to the accident. Counselor provided me with most of the information I needed for the boat accident report. Counselor advised that victim was wakeboarding in Still Pond Creek, as part of a camp activity. Counselor advised that Victim fell when the front lip of his wakeboard went underwater, which caused Victim to fall face first into the water. Counselor advised that he spoke to the vessel operator, who advised that the vessel was heading towards the Still Pond USCG Station at about 21 mph, just prior to the accident. She recognized that Victim was injured and possibly had a concussion. As a result, Victim was transported to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown via camp staff for treatment and evaluation.
   
    Counselor advised that he obtained the following information in regards to the accident:
  
   
   I arrived to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown at about 1327 hours. I met with Victim and spoke with him about the accident. He advised that he was wakeboarding, when the front of his board went under water. Victim advised that he was then flipped, face first, into the water. Victim advised that hospital staff advised that he had a concussion, with no neck injury. Victim was able to tell me where the other occupants of the vessel were sitting, for boat accident reporting purposes. Victim advised that the water was calm in Still Pond Creek, with little wave action. I thanked him for his time, wished him well and cleared from the area. 
   
  All events occurred in Kent County.
  This case is closed.
  