RedactedNarrative: On June 28 at approximately 12:14 AM I received a call for a hit and run boat accident on Mill Creek in Annapolis. At that time I contacted the victim who along with his wife, were sleeping on their 48' sailboat when the collision occurred. After the collision the Subjects came up to the cockpit of the boat. Subject1 shined a flashlight on the stern of the boat as it sped off. The victims described the boat at fault as a 23' – 30', white center console walk-around, with a T-top and one or two outboards. Subject2 thinks she heard a male voice saying “Oh shit, you hit a boat.” The Subjects were unsure if the boat in question fled toward the mouth of Mill Creek or upstream. The occupants of the boat were not seen.
  I met with the Subjects and inspected the collision damage on 06/28/17. The Subjects provided a victim statement at that time. While on Mill Creek Officer and I canvassed the creek in search of a damaged boat matching the victim's description. The Subjects were anchored close to Cantlers Restaurant. I interviewed the restaurant manager who advised that they do not have a security camera covering the creek and had no information possible suspects. He advised that manager2 was on duty at the time of the accident and was closing the restaurant when the event occurred.
  The Subjects where anchored on Mill Creek near Martins Cove. The Subjects said there anchor light was on at the time of the accident. Four lifeline stanchions were bent and the cap rail varnish was damaged on the sailboat. White gel coat paint was transferred to the cap trim of the sailboat. The Subjects were not injured in the collision. They called 911 immediately. A U.S. Navy fire boat and the local fire department responded to the accident.
  There are no suspects at this time.
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County.