RedactedNarrative: Vessel struck Daymarker On Magothy River at entrance to Broad Creek. Operator received non-life threatening injuries . On September 6, 2015 at 6:28 AM, I (Officer) was dispatched to Pasadena for a suspicious situation, The caller was reporting he found a Sea Ray boat tied to his pier with blood splattered on the boat and blood on his pier. The caller was identified. 
  
  Upon arrival, I contacted Caller. He drove me to the pier area to view the vessel. I observe the vessel to be tied to the east side of his pier. Blood was obvious on the boat and pier area. The blood on the boat appears to be splattered and the blood on the pier was drops. I observed fresh damage on the port-bow side of the vessel, specifically just to the left of center. Black transfer mark was observed on the white hull. Old damage of similiar nature was observed on the starboard-bow area. The vessel was a 26 foot cabin cruiser pleasure boat. I entered the vessel and confirmed no one was still inside. Once on the vessel I observed what appeared to be two teeth on the console in front of the steering wheel. Blood was splattered over the dash and helm area. The windshield frame was slightly dented and appeared to have some skin transfer on the top metal frame. The wheel was also bent as if the body had made blunt force contact. I observed an opened "Corolla" alcoholic beverage adjacent to the operators seat in an open shelf cubby area. There was no key in the ignition. One other opened alcoholic beverage "Samual Adams" was observed on a seat area. While looking for the vessel registration, I located a wallet in the cabin area. The wallet had a MD drivers license. The vessel registration was also found showing Subject as the registered owner.
  
  I would observe pieces of the hull on the bow section of the vessel. The damage appeared consistent with striking an object similiar to a piling or day-marker. The vessel was covered in dew which indicated that it had happened overnight sometime. The pieces of the hull on the bow had blown off so the collision probably occurred nearby. Photos were taken of the vessel.
  
  While at the location, a female called the residence stating that her son's boat was tied to the pier and they would have someone remove it later. I spoke with the female who identified herself. She stated her son Subject had a medical emergency around 11:15 PM the evening before and tied his boat to the pier. She further indicated that her son was at North Arundel Hospital and was being transferred to Shock Trauma for referrel.. She also indicated that Subject's girlfriend (unknown name) was with him. I called the number but received no answer. A message was left to contact me.
  
  I then traveled to North Arundel Hospital, now named Baltimore Washington Medical Center. The security guard indicated that no one by that name had been entered into the hospital data base as being seen. She called several hospitals in the area and learned that Subject was being seen at the University of Maryland in Balitmore City.
   