RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1815 hours, I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was on patrol in Ocean City area when I received a call from DNR communications about an accident that had occurred in the Isle Of Wight Bay involving a traumatic head injury. I arrived on scene at Hoopers Restaurant at approximately 1820 hours, and noticed an ambulance located towards the right of the building, near the "Sneaky Pete's" entranceway. Upon initial observation, I noticed a stretcher placed in front of a pontoon boat that was docked, with approximately 8 people on board-including EMS technicians. The victim was already in a neck brace and had been placed on a stabilization board for transport to the stretcher. As EMS was working on transporting the victim, a woman who appeared to be in her early 20s approached me, and advised me that she was on the vessel, and that she had been the one who contacted DNR. I then asked for her ID and was able to identify her through her Pennsylvania driver's license. Subject told me that she and her boyfriend had been operating the vessel when their friend dove head-first into shallow water. I asked her boyfriend, who also appeared to be in his early 20s for his license as well, and identified him also from Pennsylvania. Victim was then loaded onto the stretcher and taken into OC fire department's Paramedic 3 to be transported to the OC airport and flown to shock trauma in Baltimore. 
  
  When I made my initial contact with Subject, I could detect a moderate odor of alcoholic beverage on her breath and person as she spoke to me. This prompted me to ask Subject about her activities that day. Subject admitted that she had felt intoxicated from the night before prior to renting the vessel, and said she was feeling "heavily hung-over" prior to getting underway. She also made a comment in reference to her small stature and that it doesn't take much for her to feel intoxicated. She said she and 15 of her friends had rented the 1999 Godfrey Aqua Patio pontoon boat (MD3059LB) from West OC Marina LLC at approximately 1400 hours and proceeded North towards the Rt 90 bridge to a sandbar in the Assawoman Bay. During this time, she said she had 2 beers, and then proceeded to Seacrets. She said she had 1 mixed drink at Seacrets and they left shortly after to head back to Hoopers Restaurant. She said they had dropped a few people off at Seacrets, and then picked up some individuals there as well. One of those individuals was the victim. The vessel was underway, being operated by Subject and another person (according to their witness statements). They reached an area in the Isle of Wight Bay near a sandbar in the West channel. Victim announced that he had to urinate. The vessel's operators put the vessel in neutral, and Victim dove off the vessel, head-first into the shallow water. Subject stated that victim immediately popped back up, and was floating face down. She stated that they all initially thought he was joking and playing a prank, but it soon became clear to them that he needed help. Subject, who is currently a nurse, started doing neurological tests on him to which he was unresponsive. She stated that she didn't want to wait for EMS to arrive, and decided it would be best to get him back to shore as soon as possible. Subject said the vessel was traveling very slowly because of the amount of people on board, so they decided to drop some of the people off at a dock on the way to Hoopers. The operator of the vessel at this time subject2. 
  
  Officer arrived on scene and assisted with other occupants on the vessel, as I attempted to get a statement from Subject. Officer and I then separated to conduct field sobriety on both individuals. At this time, Corporal of the Natural Resources Police, and two Maryland State Police troopers arrived on scene. 
  
  I conducted a field sobriety test on Subject at 1843 hours. I moved her to a secure location in the parking lot away from the crowded restaurant. I asked Subject to