RedactedNarrative: 2 boaters hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning
  8-29-16 - Havre de Grace, MD
  Two people have been hospitalized after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning while boating near Havre de Grace. The Baltimore Sun reports that a man and a woman were taken to a hospital Sunday afternoon. Susquehanna Deputy Fire Chief says the couple had been on the water near the Tidewater Marina when they alerted authorities after apparently inhaling too much exhaust from their boat's engine. One of two dogs that were on board was also treated.
   
   On August 28, 2016 the two were in the Susquehanna River on their 38 foot boat and docked at the transient pier for Log Harbor Marina. Subject1 tied off the boat to the pier and hooked up the electricity after having shut down the engines and generator. He sat down on the sofa when he heard his dog bark from down below in the cabin. Subject1 went down there and saw his wife unconscious. He pulled her outside and an ambulance came to take them both to Shock Trauma center in Maryland. They were both treated for carbon monoxide poisoning and released the next day from the hospital. The mechanic told Subject1 that an exhaust muffler cracked on the starboard side engine which allowed the carbon monoxide to build up in the cabin while they were docking. They had three carbon monoxide detectors in the boat that Subject1 said he would test before every trip. They were original in the boat and over 20 years old. All events occurred in Harford County Maryland.
  