RedactedNarrative: On 9/26/17 at 8:34 am, I, Cpl. was dispatched to call complainant about a boat accident that occurred on 9/23/17 at approximately 8:30 pm at Lees Landing Dock Bar, in Port deposit MD., on Susquehanna river.
  
       Subject's stated that she was at Lees Landing Dock Bar on 9/23/17 by her vessel, a 2007 23' Sun Tracker Pontoon boat, MD 1696 BZ, with 5 friends for dinner.  At around 8:30 pm, after sunset, Subjects was headed back to her vessel which was docked on Lees Landing Dock bar's dock.  The vessel that was docked behind her, a 33' Sea Ray, MD 7450 DA, operated by its owner, who was identified later from his drivers license, started leaving the dock and proceeded to ram into the back of her pontoon boat, striking her motor and pontoon, pushing her vessel partially under the pier.  
  
  Subjects stated that everyone started yelling at Operator1, including his wife, who was still on the dock.  Operator1 vessel finally pulled away and starting going in circles out in front of the pier and then came in and struck the back of Lees Landing Dock Bar's Pontoon boat.  Bar security and General Manager were now on the pier and they were yelling at Operator1 to shut off the boat and stop.  Subjects advised that there was an older couple on Operator1's boat with him who were trying to catch or throw lines to security guards since Operator1 couldn't get boat stopped. Subjects advised finally security jumped on Operator1's vessel and shut it off.  Subjects stated that Operator1 was "unresponsive, sluggish, slurred his speech, and seemed highly intoxicated". 
  
  Once security tied Operator1's vessel up, he produced his drivers license, and Subjects took a photo of it from her phone.  She also wrote down his phone number.  Subjects stated that she thought Security was calling the police about the boating accident.  Subjects stated that the older couple on Operator1's boat got off and said they are finding another way home and " not riding with him".  Subjects stated that the older couple also stated that Operator1 had been drinking all day.  Subjects stated she wanted to get home and didn't want to wait around any longer so her and her guests left.  Subjects stated that after a couple days went by and she never heard from the police, she contacted a police friend which led her to Maryland Natural Resource Police.
  
      I made contact with Lees Landing Dock Bar General Manager who stated that he was working on 9/23/17 and was contacted by Bar security about a drunk guy on a boat crashing into other vessels on their pier.  Manager stated he walked out on the pier and observed a 33' Sea Ray going in circles.  Manager stated he was yelling at Operator1 to shut off the boat and stop, however he was "non responsive, like a zombie, staring into oblivion".  Manager finally let Security jump onto Operator1's vessel and they shut it off.  Manager stated that he thought Subjects had called the police.  
  
       On 10/01/17, I met up with Operator1 at Tidewater Marina in Havre De Grace Maryland.  His boat was out of the water.  It had minor scratches on it that he said would "buff out."  Operator1 showed me his starboard motor, how it was stuck in gear and said it won’t go into neutral.  I spoke with a mechanic there at marina who helped tow his vessel in and he also stated that the starboard motor was broke and stuck in gear.  
  
       Both Manager and Subjects insurance companies had been in contact with Operator1's insurance company.  Due to this incident being  reported days after it occurred and Operator1's vessel having some kind of mechanical issues, no charges will be filed.  Case is closed.
  