RedactedNarrative: On 5 September 2015 at approximately 4PM, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, was contacted by Department of Natural Resources Communications, in regards to a possible amputation that occurred on a vessel in Little Round Bay, Severn River. The call came into Anne Arundel County 911. A medical unit had been dispatched to Smith’s Marina, where the caller had reported they were heading with the patient.
  
  Once on scene, I observed a 17’ Boston Whaler, bearing MD registration 1972CF, tied to the pump out dock. I was advised by the owner, operator, and complainant that his friend was kneeling at the bow of his Boston Whaler, with his right hand over the bow rail, attempting to hold two vessels together while people transferred from vessel to vessel. During this action, a large wake hit the larger vessel Victim was attempting to stabilize, causing the bow to rise and fall, pinching Victim’s right thumb between the bow rail of the Whaler and the bow of the other vessel. The top half of Victim’s right thumb was de-gloved from his wrist to the first joint, exposing the bone. Victim was transported by AACO Medic 6 (run # 201554296) to Union Memorial Hospital’s hand center in Baltimore City.
  
  ALL OBSERVATIONS ARE BASED ON MY TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE, AND EXPERIENCE. ALL EVENTS OCCURRED IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND. .
   