RedactedNarrative: On July 12, 2017 at about 1715 hours, I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was dispatched to a boat accident that occurred at Camp Tockwogh in Still Pond, MD. I was advised by DNR communications that the victim of this boat accident was transported to Urgent Care in Delaware. I arrived on scene at Camp Tockwogh at about 1540 hours. Both the operator and the victim were not on scene at the time of my arrival as they both went to Urgent Care in Delaware together.
  
  While there I was advised by the assistant director of Camp Tockwogh, that while the vessel was underway in the bay area in front of Camp Tockwogh, Victim had fallen while seated on the bow seat of the boat, hit her head and caused her to get a headache. Assistant director advised that Victim was a counselor at Camp Tockwogh for the summer.  The operator of the vessel was identified, whom of which is also a counselor at Camp Tockwogh. Assistant director advised the vessel that was being used during this boat accident was a 2012 Boston Whaler 130 Supersport (MD 9637 CD). I advised Assistant director that I would need a statement by Victim about how this incident occurred when she fell and hit her head. On July 16, 2017 I received a statement from Victim stating that while she was seated in the bow of the boat, she fell backwards hitting her head and got a headache while the vessel was underway. She advised that she had got thrown around quite a bit because the water conditions for that day were rough. 
  
   On July 26, 2017 at about 1200 hours, I went to Camp Tockwogh to follow up with Victim and Stewart. During my interview with them, they were both able to confirm what Alex Assistant director advised me when I was previously there. Victim advised me that she had suffered a mild concussion but refused anymore medical treatment while at the hospital due to the fact that she began to feel better. Victim was released and able to go back to work at Camp Tockwogh. 
     
     All events occurred in Kent County, MD.
     This case is closed.
  