RedactedNarrative: On 07/04/15 at approximately 0645hrs, I, Cpl., was contacted by Sgt., the SOD Duty Officer, and told to respond to Strawberry Point, located on Middle River in Baltimore County, for a missing person from a boat.  I was told that Cpl. had been on the scene since approximately midnight on 07/04/15, just after the incident had occurred, and had been began investigation.  I was told to respond and relieve him.
  
   While en route, I was briefed on the incident.  I was told that the victim and the other passenger on the vessel were on Victim's 2015 Yahama ski boat bearing Maryland registration 9083CG, when Victim fell overboard.
  
   Upon arrival, I was picked up by a Natural Resources Police vessel.  NRP Dive Team members were already on the scene.  Once we arrived at the incident location (the entrance to Galloway Creek from Middle River), side scan sonar operations were started.  
   
   While conducting side scan operations, Cpl. notified me that a written warning had been located in the vessel, which had earlier been stored by the Baltimore County Police Marine Team at Deckelman's Marine Recovery (Baltimore County Police Marine Team were the first on the scene around 2200hrs). Cpl. said the date on the warning was 07/04/15 at 1900hrs, and was issued to Victim for speeding and not possessing a boater's safety card.  Ofc. of the Baltimore County Police Marine Team had issued the warning.
  
   I called Ofc. reference the incident, and Ofc. advised that when he had stopped the vessel on Middle River, there were three persons on board.  The identity of the third person is unknown, but Ofc. described him as a younger white male.  Ofc. said that the three subjects worked together (unknown exactly where).  Ofc. said the third person's father is possibly a Harford County Sheriff's Deputy and may be involved in the FOP.   Further information about the third subject is unknown.  Ofc. said Victim was operating the vessel and that he had been drinking but was not impaired.
  
   Ofc. said Victim and the other two were going to Sunset Marina, a local waterfront bar and grill on Middle River.  It is believed that the third male, whose identity is unknown, was dropped off at Sunset Marina.  Ofc. indicated there was nothing abnormal about the stop.
  
   The search for Victim continued until approximately 1530 hours, when it was suspended due to sea conditions and heavy boat traffic.  Surface searches continued by field personnel until sunset.
  
   Then, On 07/05/15 at approximately 1850hrs, I responded for the report of a body found floating in the entrance to Galloway Creek, close to where the victim had gone missing.  Upon arrival, it was determined that the body was that of the victim.  Family members had searched for the body and had located him, and the body had been pulled up onto the swim platform on the back of their boat. the victim's step-father, identified him.
  
  The victim was clad in a gray tshirt and black swim trunks and no shoes.  The victim's wallet was inside his left shorts pocket with his driver's license which matched the identity of the missing person.  
  
  Victim’s face and eyes appeared to be swollen and the nose appeared to be injured as noted by the FI; this could be attributed to the heavy boat traffic.  No other injuries were noted at that time.  The body was photographed.
  
   I then responded to residence and returned the victim's belongings to stepfather.  I had stepfather sign a Receipt for Seizure.
  
   I will call the OCME to obtain further details once the autopsy has been completed.
  
   The investigation is being lead by Cpl..
  
   All events occurred in Baltimore County, Maryland.
   