RedactedNarrative: On July 15th, 2017 while on routine boat patrol myself (OFC.) and CPL at 1417hrs were dispatched to a report of a boat accident.  We were informed that a subject had fell off of a pontoon boat and had received lacerations to their foot and needed medical attention.  The beige Sweetwater pontoon boat was to meet Ocean City EMS at 49th street, just south of Seacrets.
        
        On arrival, we saw the beige Sweetwater pontoon boat tied up to the dock just south of 49th street with Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) on scene.  OFC. from OCPD informed us that Ocean City EMS had transported the subject to Peninsula Regional Medical Center Located in Salisbury,MD.   Victim had received deep lacerations across her lower back, buttocks, legs and right foot.  After receiving information I took statements.  I spoke with the operator of the vessel later and CPL spoke with the other passengers on the vessel.
  
        While speaking with Operator I smelled an odor of alcohol emanating from her person.  She advised she had only had one Bloody Mary around 1100hrs but she was holding clothes that had alcohol spilled on them.  At this point, I asked Operator to submit to Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST's) to which she said she would not mind.  While talking to Operator, she stated that she was allergic to the sun and that her hands and feet were swelling up and that the dock was too hot for her to stay on.  I advised here we could go in the shade of the carport underneath the condominium that was nearby to which she seemed content with.  I also allowed her to put her sandals on due to the temperature of the pavement.  After she was situated, I ran her through SFST's which showed negative results. 
  
        At this point I received all of Operator' information, the rental vessel information and any additional information I needed for an accident report.  I also asked Operator what happened that would make Victim fall off of the vessel.  She advised me that Victim was highly intoxicated and was dancing on the front part of the vessel with another occupant of the vessel, but not outside of the front gate.  
  
  She said Victim fell into the front gate and rolled over it head first, falling into the water and between the front two pontoons.  She then told me they didn't see Victim surface for some time and then when she finally came up she was screaming something. She said that Occupant1 had jumped in and grabbed Victim and eventually Operator grabbed a life jacket and jumped in to help her.  The two girls swam Victim back to the vessel and helped her get back up the ladder.  Operator said they laid her down on the seat and occupant1, who has training in the medical field, wrapped her foot and elevated it.  Another occupant of the vessel called 911 to advise them that Victim needed medical attention.
  
        From this point on, Operator headed to the nearest open dock she could see.  They arrived at the dock just south of Seacrets and Ocean City Police and Fire/EMS were on scene.  Victim was transported to Peninsula Regional Medical Center and eventually flown to University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center located in Baltimore,MD to see a specialist.  
  
        I spoke with Operator on July, 17th 2017 and she advised that Victim was still being held at Shock Trauma in Baltimore but has regained slight feeling in her toes after the surgery.
  
   All events occurred in Worcester County,MD.
  