RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, June 29, 2019, at approximately 1415 hours, I (Cpl. of the Maryland Natural Resources Police) along with Cpl. was on vessel patrol in the Isle of Wight Bay, Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland.  We were dispatched to the area of the Ocean City Inlet for reports of a recreational vessel that was disabled and on the rocks.  Upon our arrival in the area, we located the vessel, a 1997 Bayliner 26-foot Cabin Cruiser bearing Maryland registration 4720CB being towed in the inlet by the F/V Fish Bound.  
  
      We came alongside and I spoke with the operator who advised that he had lost power, was pushed onto the rocks, and was now taking on water.  We took the vessel under tow from F/V Fish Bound as USCG personnel arrived on the scene.  USCG personnel began de-watering operations while we towed the vessel toward the harbor.  Operator advised that he would like to go to Sunset Marina and be hauled out.  I contacted Sunset Marina to request an emergency haul-out for Operator, and USCG took over the tow since they were already alongside.  We escorted the vessel to the lift, where I was able to speak with Operator and obtain his and the vessel's information.  
  
      Operator estimated the damage to his vessel to be at least $4000.00.  All of the above events occurred in Worcester County, Maryland.
  