RedactedNarrative: n July 18, 2022, I, Officer, with the Maryland Natural Resources Police responded to YMCA Camp Tockwogh for a wakeboarding accident.  The victim had already been transported to the Glen Echo boat dock at the United States Coast Guard Station.  I arrived on the scene and contacted the victim who had already been loaded into an ambulance.  I spoke to the victim and identified her.  
  
  Victim told me she was wakeboarding behind one of the Camp Tockwogh boats and was attempting to jump the wake on the left side of the boat.  She said she stood up, lost control, and her heels came to the back of her head.  She said she went into the water and panicked when the board came off.  She stated she had head, neck, and lower back pain.  She said she was floating for a while until the boat came back around and she was pulled out of the water a short time later.  Victim was transported by ambulance to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center (Chestertown Hospital).
  
  After speaking with Victim I drove to camp Tockwogh and met with the Director of Waterfront Programs, who provided me with additional occupant and boat information.  The vessel's operator was identified as a camp counselor.  Operator stated she was operating "Burnt Pizza", a 2011 blue Boston Whaler with Maryland registration, in Still Pond Creek heading west towards the US Coast Guard Station.  She said there were five other persons on board and Victim who was being towed wakeboarding.  
  
  Operator said Victim was wakeboarding when she fell while cutting from one side of the wake to the other.  Operator said Victim caught the toe edge of her board and face-planted, going under the water.  The board came off so they went to pick her up and noticed she seemed worried.  Operator jumped in the water to help Victim and once realizing she was injured she stabilized her neck until other counselors came to load her on a backboard.  Once she was on a backboard, they removed her from the water, transported her to the Glen Echo dock at Still Pond, and called 911.
  
  I followed up with victim on 07/23/22 and she said Victim was released from the hospital with no injuries.  Victim returned to camp and was advised to use caution when participating in camp activities.
  
  All events occurred in Kent County, Maryland.
  
  The investigation is complete.
  