RedactedNarrative: On 09/21/2019 I Officer of the Natural Resources Police was on a maritime Security Zone detail aboard patrol vessel NRP-890 at Riley's Lock with a Secret Service agent and a Coast Guard Officer. While on patrol I noticed a helicopter in the air and a fire rescue boat in the area just east of the American flag at Trump's National Golf Club. I radioed into dispatch to contact Montgomery County Police to see if they knew what was happening. Dispatch informed me that a 66 year old woman was kayaking and had "caught a strainer." She was briefly unconscious but had regained consciousness. Dispatch told me that they were initially going to medvac the patient but not would be transporting her priority 1 to Shady Grove hospital. I was not able to make contact with any First Responders on scene.
  
   
  Several days later I contacted Montgomery County dispatch to receive more information on the boating accident. The dispatcher did not have a name or DOB for the victim. The dispatcher gave me the complainant number. I attempted to call the number and it was disconnected. The dispatcher gave me the contact information of the Fire Station that was on scene that day. I then called Fire Station 30 and they advised me that a 66 year old woman in a 10 foot blue and white Kayak caught a strainer and had partially drowned. 
  
  The kayak floated away. She was underwater for 1-2 minutes and was unresponsive when she came up. An unknown individual performed CPR on her and she became responsive and alert. Park Police Eagle 2 was flown in for possible evac but was waved off. Fire Station 30 gave me the information of the medic that transported her as they did not have her name, DOB, or other information. I emailed the medic and he informed me he spoke with his captain and would not be able to give out that information due to patient confidentiality. He gave me the website to request medical records. The website requires a patient consent form and the patient's information including name and DOB. I was not able to obtain that information so I could not submit a request.
  
  My supervisor, Sgt., submitted a request for the incident report. He was sent a report that confirmed the information we already possessed, but it did not include victim information. NRP Records also attempted to obtain the incident report with the same results.
  