RedactedNarrative: On 11/03/17 at approximately 11:34 A.M. I, Corporal of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to a vessel accident involving an anchored sailboat at the mouth of Spa Creek. I met the owners of the sailboat, at the Annapolis Harbormasters' Office. Subject1 stated that they had anchored their sailboat at the mouth of Spa Creek on October 24th and returned on the morning of November 3rd. Subject1 stated that they left their sailboat on the 24th in good condition with no damage. 
  Subject1 stated upon their return on the 3rd they observed significant damage to their sailboat. Subject1 stated that the roller anchor was completely destroyed; the bow pulpit was twisted and one of the stanchions broke free; and there were scratches in the fiberglass and cracks at the bow. According to Subject1 and Subject2 none of the aforementioned damage was present when they left on the 24th. I personally inspected their sailboat myself and observed the aforementioned damage and further observed significant scraping and gouges to the gel coat on the port side of the vessel. The gouges and scrapes started at mid-vessel and went all the way up to the bow. I further observed significant gel coat damage to the bow that went all the way down to fiberglass. Furthermore there was damage that extended down the bow that looked as if the anchor chain scraped against the vessel. I further observed what appeared to be footprints in two separate locations on the deck. I only observed those two footprints but did not observe any damage to the cabin area of the vessel. According to Subject2 and Subject1 nothing in the cabin was missing or had been disturbed. 
    I inquired with the Annapolis Harbormasters' Office if there was any video surveillance that could capture out to the mouth of Spa Creek but I was informed that the cameras could not capture video out that far. I then asked Subject2 and Subject1 if there were any possible suspects and they stated that their friend had found a blue sailboat located at Port Annapolis Marina in Back Creek that had significant damage to its bow. I went to Port Annapolis Marina and observed the sailboat in question with significant fiberglass damage to its bow. I talked to the marina employees and they stated that the sailboat in question had hit a day marker on the Potomac River. I asked the employees when the vessel had arrived to their marina and they stated on October 20th which would have been before Subject2 and Subject1 had departed their vessel. I asked the employees if they had any other vessels come to their marina with any significant damage to which they responded no. 
  The Annapolis Harbormasters' Office is aware of the incident and will advise if any suspicious vessels are brought to their attention. At this time there are no known suspects and Subject2 and Subject1 will be taking the vessel in for repairs. All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  I have created a supplement to indicate that the investigation is now complete and the incident status can be updated.