RedactedNarrative: On 5/18/17 at approximately 1349hrs I was out getting ready to go out on boat patrol in Middle River when a boat came to the pier we share with Baltimore Co Marine Police at Strawberry Point. This vessel was approaching at a high rate of speed and was blowing its horn and its occupants were waving their hands frantically. 
  
  The occupants yelled that they had an unconscious  man on board that they found floating in the water face down next to a jet ski. Myself and the officers from Baltimore County Marine Unit jumped onto the vessel, picked the unconscious man up and placed him on the bow of the boat where it was more flat and open. The victim had occasional agonal respirations and not breathing adequately. In addition, the victim did not have a carotid or radial pulse and therefore we began chest compressions. 
  
  An AED was then brought to the scene a minute or two later from the office and the victims chest was exposed and dried off with a nearby towel. The AED analyzed the heart rhythm and one shock was advised and delivered. After a few more minutes of CPR the victim began to breathe on his own, and move spontaneously. The victim was then placed on a backboard and moved off the bystander vessel and onto the dock. Firefighters and EMS from the Baltimore County Fire Department arrived on scene and took over care. 
  
  We found a wallet on the victim which positively identified him. Before departing for the hospital the victim was following commands and talking. The only noticeable external injuries were that of some swelling to his forehead. The victim was then transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview in Baltimore by Baltimore County Fire/EMS. He was wearing a lifejacket at the time and had his engine cutoff switch still attached to his wrist.
  
  Baltimore County Marine Unit advised that they would handle the investigation of the boat accident. The PWC (2017 Yamaha PWC Maryland registration: MD 6091 CS) was brought to the Strawberry Point dock by another bystander who also was involved in the rescue of the victim. The bystanders stated that they found the victim and PWC just around the bend from our pier on Frog Mortar Creek. Baltimore County Police impounded the PWC at Deckelman Marine Group's facility on Hopkins Creek.
  
  NRP Officer attempted to notify next of kin at residence but was unable to locate anyone. Baltimore County officers located vehicle and trailer at Wilson Point Park later that evening and were able to find a phone number to possible family in the vehicle.
  
  Please see Baltimore County Marine Police report (including NRP-412) for further details and investigative actions which will be uploaded to this RMS report once it becomes available.
  
  
  All events occurred in Baltimore County and Baltimore City.
  
  It would appear the person impacted the vessel and fell off.  It is assumed excessive speed and unsafe navigation were factors.  He suffered a spinal cord injury.
  