RedactedNarrative: On 11/16/2022, at approximately 1455 hours, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was dispatched to the Chestertown Emergency Room to take a boating accident report for a victim who was treated and transported by EMS for hypothermia. 
  
  I arrived at Room 14 of the emergency room and made contact with the victim. He told me that he and subject1 were taking a small aluminum “rowboat” back to Operator’s anchored sailboat located in the Corsica River. As Occupant tried to pull himself up onto the sailboat, the rowboat he was standing on overturned and he was hanging onto the boat with about 75% of his body submerged in the water for approximately 15 minutes. 
  
  Operator was unable to pull Occupant up onto the sailboat but was able to secure a line under Occupant’s arms so that he would not go farther into the water. Operator then called Emergency Services for assistance. Occupant was transported to the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown via ambulance and treated for hypothermia. Operator was able to flip the rowboat back over and recover the vessel. Occupant told me that he overestimated his own strength when he decided to try to pull himself onto the sailboat. Occupant also told me he was feeling back to his normal self as he was sitting in the hospital bed and did not require any other treatment.
  
  I acquired a victim/witness statement (see attachment) from Occupant and cleared the scene
  
  All events occurred in Queen Anne’s and Kent County, Maryland.
  