RedactedNarrative: On Monday July 6th at approximately 1718 hours, I, Cpl., was contacted by the Natural Resources Police SOD Duty Officer, and requested to respond to the area of Sue Creek in Baltimore County to assist Area 5 Officer with a boat accident with serious injuries.  
  
  While en route I contacted Ofc and she advised me to respond where the boat involved in the accident was secured. Ofc also advised me that the victim had fallen overboard and struck by the boat and prop. Ofc also told me that Victim was on the boat with his two step brothers and the boat was a 12 foot dinghy. 
  
  At approximately 1830 hours, I arrived on scene and began examining and photographing the vessel along with Sgt. and Ofc. The boat was a 12 food West Marine RIB 350 Rigid Hull Inflatable with Maryland Registration 8052 CS with temporary stickers and Hull ID number WMPWN007E717. The motor was a 25 Horsepower (HP) Yamaha outboard with a portable fuel tank. There was capacity sticker which indicated the boat was rated for 4 persons or 1320 pounds and a maximum motor size of 25 HP.   
  
  I observed a black mark on the starboard bow which was consistent with paint transfer. There were also marks on the port bow. Additionally, I manipulated the motor and based on my training knowledge and experience, the steering and tilt were functioning normally. I did not start or run the motor. The prop blade had the paint worn off on all three blades and the edges of all three blades were rough.    During the course of my inspection of the vessel, we had to stop and move to our patrol vehicles due to a dangerous storm that was in the area. After the storm we concluded the examination of the vessel.  During the investigation, I contacted Victim's father for an update on Victim and was told he was going into surgery but was expected to be ok. 
  
  I was advised by Victim' father that Victim had been transported by EMS to Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital in Baltimore.  After completing the examination of the vessel, I went to interview subject1.  Subject1 stated that subject2, who lived across the street, was with him at the time of the incident. I requested Subject1 to have Subject2 come over to be interviewed. After Subject2 arrived, Subject1 told me that he and Subject2 were at Sue Creek when they saw three boys on a dinghy doing "donuts" on the water. Subject1 stated that he saw one of the boys get thrown out and the boat circled around and hit him three times. Subject1 also stated that he saw the two other boys jump out to help the first one, leaving the boat running in circles. Subject1 stated that he and Subject2 were on a dock and another friend was riding his jet ski. Subject1 told me that after the accident, he waved to his friend to return back to the dock and had his friend get off the jet ski. Subject1 and Subject2 then took the jet ski out and rescued Victim and took him back to the dock.  Subject2 told me that when they got to the boys, the water was red with blood. Subject2 also told me that he pulled Victim up on to the jet ski. Subject2 said Victim had cuts from his head down his back, but Victim was conscious and talking to him. When asked, Subject1 completed a written witness statement. Subject2 stated he didn't have his glasses and didn't think he could write with out them. After completing my interview with Subject1 and Subject2, I met with Victim father. Father stated that he had just come from the hospital. Father told me that Victim was going into surgery and his mother was with him. While speaking with Father, Ofc arrived and we advised Father that Ofc would follow up with him the next day. 
  All events occurred in Baltimore County.
  
  
  