RedactedNarrative: On July 25th, 2020, at 8:16 PM, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to a call for a boat accident in the area of Rock Creek on the Patapsco River.  The Anne Arundel County Fire Department (AAFD) advised that they were transporting an injured male subject by vessel,  from his personal watercraft (PWC) to Blake's Bar Harbor Marina, located at 208 Bar Harbor Road, Pasadena, Maryland, 21122.  DNR Communications Center advised that the male subject's PWC was adrift in the area of White Rocks on the Patapsco River near the entrance to Rock Creek.  I arrived on scene by vessel and could not locate any PWC in the area.
  
  At that time,  I headed to Blake's Bar Harbor Marina and the male subject was already in the ambulance.  A  firefighter with AAFD advised that the male subject had broken his femur and that they would be transporting him to Baltimore Shock Trauma, located at 22 S Greene Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 21201.  The Ambulance run number is 202-46215.  The firefighter also advised that a female on a separate PWC secured the injured male's PWC and was towing it home.  Due to the severity of the injury and no safe place to dock the vessel,  I contacted the DNR Communications Center to get an area 6 unit to respond to Baltimore Shock Trauma to get the injured male's information.
  
  Corporal, of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to Baltimore Shock Trauma to obtain the injured male's information. Victim has a DNR Compass ID profile.  Corporal also advised that he received Victim's information from the paramedics on Medic-11, the ambulance who transported Victim to Baltimore Shock Trauma, due to Victim being in surgery. 
  
  On August 10th., 2020, at 7:00PM,  I interviewed Victim at his residence.  Victim advised me that he had broken his left femur.  Victim said that while coming out of Rock Creek and heading out toward White Rocks on the Patapsco River, Victim hit a wake from a vessel that went by.  Victim advised that he and the PWC went airborne.  While airborne, Victim stated that he lost his footing and when he came back down, he fell on top of the PWC, breaking his left femur.  Victim's PWC was at the location and showed no signs of damage at all.  I have attached photos of Victim's PWC to my report.
  
  Due to Victim's injury, a Watercraft Accident Report is attached to my report.
  
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  