RedactedNarrative: On July 30th, 2022 at around 7:30 P.M., I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources, was on boat patrol of the Severn River. While patrolling the Spa Creek and "Ego Alley", I was flagged down by a bystander sitting near the water asking if I "got the boat". When asked to clarify, the bystander stated that a large boat came and hit two tied-up vessels and left the area. I gathered information about the striking vessel from multiple witnesses of the incident. The witnesses stated that the vessels were struck at 7:00 P.M. by a vessel described as a 40-45 foot, Fountain boat with a dark-colored hull and quad 450 outboard motors. The witnesses were unable to give additional descriptions of the vessel but described at least 6 people were on board the striking vessel. 
  
      The first vessel that was struck was a 1996 Bayliner Trophy measuring 18 feet in length and bearing Maryland registration. The vessel was docked along the concrete wall and was near a metal ladder that lead into the water. When the vessel was turning around, it struck the port side of the Bayliner and pushed it up against the concrete wall and the metal ladder, causing fiberglass damage to the starboard side of the vessel and breaking a rung of the ladder. The owner of the vessel was notified of the incident and met me at the scene.
      
      The second vessel that was struck was a 2019 Boston Whaler 170 Montauk measuring 17 feet in length and bearing Maryland registration. The vessel was docked in front of the first vessel and was struck by the striking vessel. The striking vessel caused the metal support for the bimini top to be bent, but no other damage was caused to the vessel. The owner of the vessel was met at the scene and notified of the incident. 
  
         Both parties were notified of the incident and provided with report numbers. The Annapolis Harbormaster was also contacted about damage caused to the ladder. Multiple phone calls have been made to their office with no success in gathering information from them. 
  
      The investigation is still ongoing, the striking vessel has not been located.
  
      All events occurred within Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  
   A Watercraft Accident Report was completed for the hit-and-run vessel accident.
  
   All events occurred within Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  