RedactedNarrative: On May 3rd, 2018 at approximately 9:30 PM I(Officer First Class of The Maryland Natural Resources Police) received a call from DNR dispatch center, for a boat accident that had occurred off of Poplar Island. The vessel was still floating and not taking on water, was making its way to Lowe's Wharf to meet with EMS and dock for the evening.
  I arrived on scene at Lowe's Wharf Marina at approximately 9:45 PM and made contact with the first responders standing by on the bulkhead of Lowe's Wharf where a friend was that was waiting to meet them was on the phone helping direct the vessel back to the dock. The vessel made it into the dock at Lowe's Wharf at approximately 10:04 PM, the injured party was treated on scene by EMS personnel for a minor laceration above her right eye and a bruised right forearm, Victim refused to be transported to the hospital for further evaluation. 
  
  The operator advised that just before the accident they were stopped and adjusting the chart plotter and when they started to continue on their way at about the time the boat got on plane the vessel all of a sudden struck a large rock pile off of Poplar Island. (see attached Statement) I asked Operator if he had alcohol today while out on the boat to which he replied "no", I did not obtain and clues as to Operator being under the influence, his eyes were clear, could not smell anything on his breath or self, also did not see any empty or unopened containers of alcohol out on the vessel at the time of the boat docking. After the boat was docked and all occupants of the boat were on land safe I met with all involved parties inside the marinas bar and restaurant to talk about the events leading up to the accident, all occupants agreed to fill out a voluntary witness statement at that time. (see attached).
  All events occurred in Talbot County Maryland. No further investigation needed for this case.