Authorities said this driver was playing Pokemon Go when he crashed into a police car in Baltimore, Maryland on July 18, 2016. (Baltimore Police Department via Twitter)

(CBS SF) – A Maryland man said he was playing Pokémon Go behind the wheel when he crashed his vehicle into a police car, the latest incident involving distracted driving and the gaming phenomenon.

According to the Baltimore Police Department, an officer was talking to two of his colleagues next to his parked patrol car following a service call around 3:30 a.m. Monday, when a gray SUV slammed into his vehicle.

The officer’s body worn camera captured the crash, and video was posted on the department’s Twitter page.

#PokemonGO is not all fun and games. Here is a video of a distracted driver who struck one of our cars. #PlaySafe pic.twitter.com/kOTfbTcILo — Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) July 19, 2016

Shortly after the crash, the SUV driver stopped, walked out of his vehicle with a phone in his hand and talked to the officer. Investigators said he admitted playing Pokémon Go.

“That’s what I get for playing this dumb a–game,” the driver is heard saying in the video.

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Police said the driver and occupants in the SUV were not injured.

“This could have easily ended in a tragedy,” Baltimore Police spokesperson T.J. Smith said in a news conference Tuesday. “It’s not a game when you’re behind the wheel of a 2,000 pound vehicle.”

At least one other crash took place involving a Pokémon Go player. Last week, a driver near Syracuse, New York reportedly crashed his car and struck a tree. The driver suffered minor injuries.

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Transportation agencies across the nation, including Caltrans, have repeatedly issued warnings to motorists since the game was released earlier this month, urging them to not play the augmented reality game while driving.

Pokémon Go was developed by San Francisco-based Niantic.

Tim Fang is a digital producer for CBS San Francisco and a native of the Bay Area. Follow him on Twitter @fangtj.