RedactedNarrative: On November 24, 2026 at 1:55 P.M.,  I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded for a boat accident. When I arrived on scene, I met with the property and boat owner. Subject1 stated that at 9 A.M he walked down his pier and saw pieces of white PVC pipe shattered. Upon investigating the scene, he advised that someone had hit his vessel while it was unoccupied on the lift. I asked Subject1 when was the last time he made contact with his vessel. Subject1 said that at 5 P.M the night before, he was on his dock retrieving oysters (next to the vessel).
  
  While on scene, I observed a 3 foot piece of pvc in the water near the vessel. It appeared to have snapped from impact. There was damage to the piling and boat lift as well, causing the metal to warp. On the vessel, a 2016 Sea Hunt 225 Ultra.  I observed damage to the fiberglass on the rear siding of the vessel (on both sides - one from impact and the left side from the deck piling).
  
  Subject1 advised that he did not hear anything and didn't know his boat was hit. Subject1 stated his vessel is insured by Progressive and will take care of the damage. Subject1 advised that he believes the damages are no more than 5,000, but is awaiting a claims adjuster to arrive on 11/27/2023 to give an exact amount.
  
  The vessel responsible for the impact did not leave any information at the scene and is currently unknown. Neighbors and subject1 do not have any cameras facing the water.
  
  All events occurred in Calvert County, MD
  
NameOfBodyOfWater: 13094 Port Lane
NearestCityTown: Lusby                         