RedactedNarrative: On 04/24/16 at approximately 12:50 p.m., I, Ofc. with the Maryland Natural Resources Police, was dispatched to a vessel fire at the Bay Bridge Marina in Stevensville, Maryland.  I arrived at the Bay Bridge Marina at approximately 1:45 p.m..  Cpl., also with the Maryland Natural Resources Police, arrived at the Bay Bridge Marina prior to my arrival.  Cpl. report can be found as attached Supp #1 to this report.  Following is the information that (co-owner of the vessel) provided on a Witness/Victim Statement concerning the vessel fire.
     
   Subjects were returning from a weekend trip to St. Michaels, Maryland.  Operator was operating the vessel, a 2004 Sea Ray 480 Sedan Bridge, and Occupant was seated forward of Operator on the bridge.  As they entered the channel to the Bay Bridge Marina, Operator noticed a heavy blue smoke coming from the starboard engine exhaust, with a heavy un-burnt fuel smell.  There was an increased amount of brown smoke coming from the engine room vents.  Operator stopped the boat at the Bay Bridge Marina fuel dock to check the engine room.  There was no fire present in the engine room at that time, just a haze.  Operator moved the vessel from the fuel dock down the fairway to the well area where the smoke became heavy dark brown to black in intensity.  Operator pulled the manual fire alarm pull station for the engine room, which discharged the Halon System.  They tied the boat to the dock and the dock mate's called 911.  When the Queen Anne's County Fire Department arrived, they did not find any active fire, but did find burnt insulation above the starboard engine area.  
  
   The vessel was removed from the water by the Bay Bridge Marina and placed near the well area.  Other than them, there were no other passengers on board the vessel.  Neither were injured.  The cause of the fire is believed to have been the result of the malfunction of the turbo on the starboard engine.  However, the actual cause of the fire will not be determined until repairs have begun.  There was some fire damage to the engine room and the starboard engine.  The smell of burnt rubber can be found throughout the entire vessel.  The value of damage could not be determined at this time.
  
   All events occurred in Queen Anne's county, Maryland.
  