RedactedNarrative: On 10/22/2021 at approximately 2:30pm, I, OFC. of The Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded for property damage found on vessel MD3656BR. I walked down to the dock and noticed Subject1's maroon Bennington pontoon bearing Maryland registration MD3656BR was damaged at the stern. I took photographs of all the damage that was on vessel MD3656BR and attached them to this report.  My photographs were also sent to Subject1. Subject1 informed me that Bills Marine Service discovered the vessel damaged on 10/22/2021 and relayed this information to him before taking the vessel into storage. Subject1 has informed his insurance company of the issue. The last time Subject1 was at the lake house was on August 28th 2021 and he has not returned since. Therefore, incident occurred between 8/28/2021 and 10/22/2021. No suspects or striking vessels have been identified at this time. The damage appears to be performed by another vessel, striking the right rear stern of vessel MD3656BR as it was moored.
  
  The vessel's engine block, cover, and other components have catastrophic signs of damage. The swim platform ladder was found broken and deformed. I noticed tears in the vessel's cover on the right rear side. Scuff marks and dents were noticed on the swim platform, port and starboard side. The top of the ski pylon has scuff marks, along with burgundy paint marks as well. I contacted Bill's Marine Service, Deep Creek Marina, and Silver Tree Marine to see if a possible suspect boat with substantial bow damage within the last 2 months could be identified. All marinas haven't noticed any of their customer vessels or rental vessels that have returned within the last two months with substantial damage on the bow. All local Marinas were advised keep a lookout for a possible suspect vessel. No exact estimate has been made by Bills Marine at this time, but the damage will be over two thousand dollars.
  
  All events occurred in Garrett County, Maryland.
  