RedactedNarrative: On 8-24-2017, I, Cpl., of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, met with Camp Tockwogh Staff, located at 24370 Still Pond Neck Road, Worton, MD, 21678, in regards to a boating accident that occurred on 8-18-2017. Camp Staff advised that initially the accident victim did not seek treatment above basic first aid for his injury, but later learned that he was taken to an urgent care facility for increased foot pain. 
  
      At about 1405 hours, I met with operator who advised he was operating a Camp Tockwogh vessel (2011 Boston Whaler Super Sport 170, Maryland registration "9638 CD"), herein referred to as "Whaler", in the Chesapeake Bay. He advised that at about 1545 hours, he was operating the Whaler, just north of Camp Tockwogh, when he saw a Camp Tockwogh "Sunfish" sailing vessel sitting in the marked navigation of the Chesapeake Bay. Operator1 advised that the vessel was occupied by two people as they were sitting side by side in the "Sunfish". Operator1 advised that that boys appeared to be having trouble with navigation. Operator1 advised that he proceeded to tow the "Sunfish" back to the Camp Tockwogh "main beach". Operator1 advised that during the towing operation, the vessel's motor accelerated rapidly without any throttle input. Operator1 advised that before he could throttle the vessel down, the "Sunfish" capsized and ejected the subjects. Operator1 advised that Victim and Subject2 screamed for help. Victim advised that his right ankle was hurt. Operator1 drove the vessel over to Victim and Subject2 and had them hang on the side of the Whaler while he radioed for an additional Camp Tockwogh vessel to come and assist with the situation. Camp Staff speculated that the "Sunfish" struck Victim's right ankle when it capsized. 
  
       Operator1 advised that a second Camp Tockwogh vessel arrived several minutes later. Operator1 advised that the boys were placed in the second Camp Tockwogh vessel and taken back to shore, where they were immediately taken to the wellness center. Operator1 and (Camp Tockwogh Water Sports Coordinator), advised that Victim was give ice for his injured right ankle, which initially reduced the pain. He advised that Victim was then released and taken home by his parents. Subject2 was not treated for any kind of injury. 
  
        He advised that Victim's parents called Camp Tockwogh on Saturday (8-19-2017) and notified them that Victim was taken to a hospital for treatment for his injured right ankle.  
  
        I contacted Victim's mother and spoke to her about her son's treatment. She advised that she took him to "Children's Hospital Urgent Care in King of Prussia" on Saturday morning (8-19-2017) at about 10:30 AM, as her son complained of increased foot pain.  Victim advised that an x-ray revealed that her son had a broken growth plate in his right foot and would need further treatment from an orthopedic specialist. I provided her with the NRP case number for this boat accident report. 
  
     I obtained all of the known vessel information for this incident and cleared from Camp Tockwogh at about 1500 hours.
  
      This case is closed, all initial events occurred in Kent County, MD.
  