RedactedNarrative: On August 13, 2022 at 12:02AM I, Officer First Class, was dispatched to University of Maryland Shore Emergency Center in Queenstown to interview the victims of a boat accident that was reported by emergency room staff.
  
                  The accident occurred at 9:00PM at Bodkin Island in Eastern Bay. At the time of the accident the vessel, a 2002 19' SeaPro ran aground on Bodkin Island. Subject1 was kneeling at the bow of the boat, Subject2 was standing toward the rear of the boat on the left side and Subject3 was standing toward the rear of the boat on the right side. 
  
                  I arrived at the emergency center at 12:15AM and began interviewing the two injured victims of the accident. One of the victims, Subject1 stated that the accident occurred at roughly 9:00PM when the boat ran aground on Bodkin Island in Eastern Bay. 
  
  Subject1 stated that she was kneeling in the bow of the boat at the time of the accident and was thrown clear of boat when it ran aground. Subject1 landed in a rocky area and received numerous cuts and scrapes on both legs as a result of the accident. The second injured party stated that he was standing toward the rear of the boat and struck his head and ear when the boat ran aground. Subject2 received a cut to his left ear and a mild concussion as a result of the accident. Both Subject2 and Subject1 were under the influence of alcohol at the time of their interviews by verbal admission. 
  
                  I met with subject3, who was sober at the time of the interview in the waiting room. Subject3 stated they were on their way to the Kent Narrows when the vessel ran aground. Subject3 was not injured in the accident. Subject3 also stated that the accident occurred at roughly 9:00PM and shortly after the accident someone on the boat attempted to call a mayday over VHF but received no response. The victims were assisted by an unnamed friend who lived nearby who picked them up and transported them to the public landing at the Kent Narrows. Three of the four victims were transported to the emergency center by Subject2' mother, whom they contacted after the accident.
  
                  Subject2’s mom stated that the owner of the vessel is her husband and provided his cell phone number. I spoke with Owner who provided the necessary boat information and stated that the vessel had been secured to a piling and he would be removing it the following morning, which he did.
  
                  The operator of the vessel at the time of the accident was not injured and did not accompany the other Subject1, Subject2 and Subject3 to the emergency center. I attempted to make contact with Operator at the time but all attempts were unsuccessful. I was eventually able to make contact and meet with Operator on August 17 to get a statement. Operator stated that the group was on their way back to Goodhands Creek Landing, not to Big Owls bar, when the vessel ran aground. Operator stated that he was using the boat's radar, not the GPS, in an attempt to safely navigate their trip back to Goodhands Creek Landing but Bodkin Island did not appear on the radar. Operator stated that he had not been drinking and was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the accident. Subject1, Subject2 and Subject3 confirmed that Operator was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the accident.
  
                  I made contact with Owner, the vessel owner, again on August 17 to get an estimate of damages to the vessel (19’ SeaPro 190CC, white). Subject2 stated that the damage was limited to scratches on the hull and he estimated the damage to the vessel to be $800 and he had already begun repairing the boat himself. Photos of the vessel still hard aground have been attached to this report. 
  
                  All events occurred in Queen Anne’s County Maryland.
  