RedactedNarrative: On July 4, 2019 at approximately 5:10 pm, Cpl. and I (Officer) of Maryland Natural Resources Police received notification of a boating accident that occurred resulting in personal injury on the North Stem of the lower Potomac River across from Mount Vernon at approximately 4:20 pm. 
  
   Ofc. was in the area of the accident and provided us with victim and vessel information. The victim was taken to the Marshall Hall Boat Ramp located in Bryans Road, MD where she was then transported to the University Of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center by Accokeek EMS Ambulance 824.
  
   Cpl. and I responded to the hospital where we met with Victim and her husband. A written statement was taken from husband due to Victim’ left hand injury. Victim’s husband was present at the time of the incident. They stated they were aboard a Black 25ft. Cobalt R5 bearing Colorado Boat Registration 3995 GH. The vessel was tied bow to bow and stern to stern to an anchored 2011, 41 ft. Sea Ray Sundancer displaying vessel name and hailing port of "HAT TRICK II" out of Alexandria, Virginia (United States Coast Guard documented  vessel # 1239770).
  
  They stated that a very large dinner cruise type vessel went by creating a very large wake that snapped the bow line (bow to bow line) between the 25ft. Cobalt and the 41 ft. Sea Ray causing the Cobalt to bump the Sea Ray causing damage to the Cobalt's starboard side at mid-ship and stern. The Cobalt still attach by a stern line then swung around to the rear of the Sea Ray making contact causing damage to the port side stern and dive platform of the Cobalt. Victim attempted reach out to prevent the two vessels from colliding. During the process of trying to prevent the collision, Victim’ "pinky finger" on her left had hand was pinched between the two vessels severing the tip of her "pinky finger".
  
  The Cobalt R5 received damage to starboard side at mid-ship and stern and port side stern. The owner, estimated the damages at approximately $3,000.00. The Sea Ray Sundancer received damage to the dive latter. The owner estimated the damages to be "minimum". 
  
  All events occurred on the Potomac River, Charles County Maryland.
  
  This case is closed.