Body Found In Annapolis Waterway Identified: Report

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Police recently identified the man whose body was found in an Annapolis waterway two months ago.

Officers on Friday identified the deceased as 20-year-old Cameron Isaiah Phillips, the Capital Gazette reported.

Annapolis Police Department spokesperson Kortlan Jackson told the newspaper that Phillips' family reported him missing in January.

Patch contacted Jackson to ask about the cause and the manner of death, but he has not yet replied. We will update this article if he responds.

The Annapolis Harbormaster found the body in Spa Creek near the Truxtun Park boat ramp, a press release said.

Authorities said then-acting Harbormaster Tyler Northfield was docking his boat on April 25 around 5:30 p.m. when he saw the body under a pier, the Capital Gazette previously reported.

The Capital Gazette's full story is posted here. Only Capital Gazette subscribers are able to access the article, however.

Anybody with an Anne Arundel County Public Library card number can read the Capital Gazette's story at this link by searching "Cameron Isaiah Phillips."

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This map shows the area where officers said the body was found.