RedactedNarrative: On 15 August 2015 at approximately 7PM, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, was at Baltimore Washington Medical Center investigating a personal injury boating accident when I was informed by one of the emergency room nurses of a walk in from a boating accident. I was directed to the emergency waiting room, where I observed victim with a large gash on his head. He was conscious, and had been consuming alcohol; but was driven to the hospital by a sober friend.
  
  Victim stated that he and five other friends were out on a pontoon boat in the area of Cypress Creek, Magothy River. He continued that they had been drinking and hanging out at Dobbins Island since noon, and were returning to Cypress Creek around 6PM. As they were entering the creek, Victim stated he had been standing near the bow of the pontoon boat, and he fell forward when Operator came down from plane to enter the six knot zone. Victim stated that he fell forward and hit his head on the actual pontoon. Victim was admitted to the hospital and received staples to close the gash on his head.
  
  I attempted to contact Operator at the residence listed on his driver’s license; I was informed by a renter who lived there that Operator had moved to Baltimore City a few months before, and did not leave a forwarding address. The renter had seen Operator at the house earlier; stating that he leaves his pontoon boat tied up on the dock, but did not see anyone with an injury. A check of the vessel showed a small spot, about the size of a quarter, of fresh blood on the carpet on the starboard bow area. 
  
  I have been unable to make contact with Operator for an interview at this time, but will continue to attempt to make contact..
  
  
  ALL EVENTS OCCURRED IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND. ALL OBSERVATOINS ARE BASED ON MY TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE, AND EXPERIENCE.
   