Sandrine (vessel #2) was properly docked (with numerous fenders) facing east. To the west of sandride is a slow speed zone. The area where sandrine is docked is a 25mph speed zone with a maximum wake of 15 inches.

Subject was working on the stern deck of sandrine when he observed a white 60-70 foot hatteras (vessel #2) traveling eastbound creating a large wake. Subject then yelled at the hatteras to slow down, but it continued at the same speed. This is when dale two people (who were working next to subject) and sandrine's captain, located on the aft deck observed the hatteras. All observed that the pilot house door of the hatteras was open, with two w/m's inside. It was passing within 50 feet. None of the witnesses could give a description of the hatteras's operator, but all observed the name of it, which is "no name/
They all estimated the wake at 3 feet.

The wake created by "no name" caused a wooden piling to snap, damage to a power cord and shore power outlet. It also caused damage to the boarding ladder and caused a large dent to the starboard side of sandrine whee it was pushed into the piling. captain advised that there are security cameras on the residence, but the owner is out of town and will not be able to review them for several days.

No injuries were reported.
FT. LAUDERDALE