RedactedNarrative: On 05/22/2019 at 1747 hours, I responded for a report of a boat accident. Upon arriving on scene I met with operator1. He informed me that he and another vessel collided earlier in the day while traveling on the Severn River in the area of the Route 50 Bridge. Operator1 told me at about 1600 hours he was leaving the Blue Angels viewing and began to travel further up stream on the Severn River when the port stern of his vessel was struck by another vessel. The resulting damage was minor. Two metal support beams that hold up the vessel's canvas top were bent and a small hole was created in a plastic window on the vessel.
  
  I then spoke with the operator and owner of the other vessel involved in the accident. He told me he was traveling at about 12 knots, heading up stream in the Severn River, when Operator1's vessel turned directly into his path. Operator2 said he brought his vessel down, in an effort to avoid the collision, but was unable to come to a complete stop. The bow of his vessel struck the port stern of Operator1's vessel. No injuries were reported from either party.
  
  At this time no probable cause exists for charges to be placed against either party.
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, MD.