RedactedNarrative: On 08/30/14 I responded to a boat accident on the South River at the Riva bridge. When I arrived on scene the vessel had already departed the area. The victim was in an ambulance located at Mike's Crab House near the bridge. She was identified. She had an injury to her right hand that required treatment beyond first aid. She was transported to the hand clinic at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore to undergo surgery. 
  
  I was able to track down the vessel at South River Marina in Edgewater, MD. The boat registration is MD 2163 BY and it is a 27' Rinker powerboat. The boat operator is the brother of the victim. There were seven people on board the vessel at the time of the accident including two children. Victim was the only one injured. According to statements from both Victim and Operator, the boat was drifting toward the Riva bridge while attempting to drop the anchor. As the boat got closer to the bridge Operator put the boat in forward gear and tried to keep the stern from hitting the bridge. Victim was trying to manually fend off the boat and when the boat began to move forward her hand was pinched between the underside of the bridge and the top of the vessel. 
  
  Operator dropped off Victim and her husband at Mike's Crab House and then transported the boat back to it's homeport at South River Marina. There were four other subjects on the boat. I was able to locate the vessel at the marina and take photos. I also met with Operator and had him fill out a witness statement. There was no evidence of alcohol being a factor. I inspected the vessel and found no alcohol containers. There was damage to the radar arch, bimini cover and swim platform on the starboard stern. 
  
  I do not anticipate any charges being filed at this time. 
  
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.