RedactedNarrative: On August 8th, 2019 I (Ofc. of The Maryland Natural Resources Police) was on boat patrol in the area of the Kent Narrows in Queens Anne's County, Maryland. At approximately 2150 hours, we received a call from DNR Communications Center for a PI vessel accident that had occurred in the area of Queenstown Creek off of the Chester River.
  
  I arrived on scene at approximately 2219 hours and made contact with Operator onboard the sailing vessel Titanic which was described as a 43-foot Beneteau Sailboat bearing Maryland documentation number 1146110. Operator advised the injured subject was below deck with a possibly broken leg. At this time EMS arrived on scene and boarded the Titanic to evaluate Victim. While EMS was evaluating Victim, myself and Ofc. began talking to the witnesses and occupants of the vessel to figure out what happened. Operator advised that she was operating the "Titanic" and was towing Victim's vessel, which was described as a 24-foot Fourwinns bearing Maryland registration MD 8004 CE. 
  
  The vessels were coming into Queenstown Creek and drifted out of the channel and ran aground. The Titanic came to a stop but the Fourwinns that was being towed did not stop and Victim attempted to stop the vessels from colliding by using his arms and legs to fend off the bow of the vessel. In the process, his left leg was crushed between the two vessels. After talking to the other occupants on the vessel, I responded to the Queenstown Hospital to speak to the victim, Victim. Upon arrival Victim had just been brought from getting x-rays and the doctor advised that his leg was not broken, it was just severely bruised and he had a minor laceration on the inside thigh of his left leg that required two stitches to close the wound. Victim was released from the hospital that night.
  
  In talking with the other occupants on the vessel all the statements were the same and explained the same incident. Pictures and witness statements are attached to this report. The Vessels involved in this incident were not damaged.
  
  All events occurred in Queen Anne's County Maryland. This case may be closed no further police action is needed.
  