While cruising on their 43' sailboat "Caribbean Soul" in the ICW near Cocoa, subjects were southbound when they were overtaken by two cabin motor yachts. The first vessel named "Extraordinary" passed on the port side of the sailboat and continued on south. A passenger witness aboard "Extraordinary" made statement saying that the sailboat crossed over their wake without any trouble. A second 45' vessel named "Job Site" passed the sailboat at a much faster speed and much closer to the sailboat, causing a large wake to rock the sailboat. It was this second vessel that caused victim to lose her balance, fall, and hit her cheek on the steering pedestal, knocking loose a dental crown. The operator of "Job Site" did not slow down while passing according to the witness.  
As of the time of this report I have been unable to locate "Job Site" or it's operator for an interview. I have only been in contact with the complainant and the witness. End of report.



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EAU GALLIE                    