RedactedNarrative: On 7/8/18 at approx. 6:09PM, I Cpl. of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was on Boat Patrol in the area of the Joppatowne Canal on the Gunpowder River. I observed white vessel exceeding the posted speed limit of Six Knots. I Gave commands for the operator of vessel to come over to my location with the intention of informing him of the speed violation. I observed the operator waving his hands franticly and yelling to me that he hand an emergency on board his vessel and was heading to Joppatowne Marina. As the vessel passed my location, I could see several occupants holding a female as if she was injured. At that time I followed the vessel and in and observed numerous fire and medical apparatus and personnel standing by.
   Once the vessel was docked, I asked one of the paramedics what was happening. He informed me that they received a call that a boat was coming in with a person on board that was seriously injured. I assisted the paramedics with removing a female occupant that had a bandage on her right leg and who was seven months pregnant. She was rushed to Franklin Square Hospital as a precautionary to her pregnancy. 
   I then made contact with the operator of the vessel and asked him what happened. He stated the following: We were anchored off Maxwell Point on the Gunpowder River. We were all in the water cooling off and socializing when victim wanted to join us from the boat. After turning the boat prop to the right, we tried to help her get in the water to the left. She slipped and gave out this loud scream. We went to help and noticed this large cut her right leg and buttocks. We immediately got her on the boat, headed in and called ahead for an ambulance to meet us at Joppatowne Marina. That’s when I made contact with you. 
  The vessel that the above incident occurred on was a 21 foot 2002 Wellcraft Excalibur bearing Delaware registration 2771 AL. 
  The entire above incident occurred in Baltimore and Harford County Maryland