RedactedNarrative: On May 30th, 2021, at 1:13 AM, Maryland Natural Resources Police responded to the Berrywood Community Marina for reports of a vessel fire. The Berrywood Community Marina is located behind 113 Berrywood Drive, Severna Park, Maryland 21146. Anne Arundel County Fire Department (AAFD) was already on scene when we arrived on the scene. AAFD had just put out the fire when we approached the pier.  
  Vessel 1 that caught fire was located in dock slip. The vessel is a white 2002 28ft Sea Ray 260DA bearing Maryland registration 5557CT. There were no subjects on the vessel or in the area when the fire occurred. The vessel is a complete loss. At 1:43 AM, Anne Arundel County Fire Marshal Inspector arrived on scene. 
  While examining Vessel 1, I observed damage to the vessels located in dock slip.
  Vessel 2 is a white, 2005 17ft Sea Pro 17CC bearing Maryland registration 4168DA. Vessel 2 sustained damage to the bimini top canvas and center console canvas cover. There were also charred fiberglass pieces on the deck and hull.  
  Vessel 3 is a white, 2019 24ft Robalo R242EX bearing Maryland registration 4453CT. Vessel 3 sustained damage to the seat/ backrest cushion upholstery, gunwale cushion upholstery and was covered in charred fiberglass pieces on the deck and hull.
  Due to Vessel 1 being a complete loss, I completed a watercraft accident report. See attached.
  At approximately 2:00 AM, OWNER 1, the owner of the vessel on fire, arrived on scene. OWNER 1 confirmed that the vessel had not been used since Tuesday, the 25th, by his wife and in-laws. There were no issues with the vessel at that time. OWNER 1 stated that the last time he was on the vessel was on Wednesday, the 26th, to check on the vessel but did not leave the dock slip.  OWNER 1 stated that the motor was replaced last year (2020).  The vessel was plugged into electrical shore power to run a dehumidifier and battery charger. OWNER 1 advised that he has Geico Marine insurance for the vessel. 
  At 2:53 AM, All units cleared the scene. Maryland Natural Resources Police advised that she would follow up with vessel owners during her morning shift to further access and photograph the damage to the vessels in the daylight. 
  Anne Arundel Co  Fire marshal stated this was an electrical fire from inside the vessel (ie. wiring) and not shore power.
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.