Annapolis man charged with illegal sales of yachts

October 01, 2004

An Annapolis man was charged yesterday with selling yachts without a license and with stealing a licensing sticker from one boat to use on another vessel, Department of Natural Resources police said.

If found guilty of the illegal sales charge, John J. Regan, who owns Associated Yachts of Annapolis, could face a $500 fine, said Cpl. Ken Turner, a spokesman for the Maryland Natural Resources Police.

A court date has not yet been set for the theft charges, he said.

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