RedactedNarrative: On Sunday 7/26/15 at approximately 11:30 a.m. Myself and Ofc. responded to a delayed report of a boating accident that occurred at Crandon Park Marina on 7/22/2015 around 11 a.m. When we arrived we made contact with the complainant/marina employee who claimed that the owner of slip, later identified as was involved in an accident causing damage to marina property and a nearby vessel. 
  
  Upon reviewing surveillance footage Operator1 was seen having difficulty backing his boat, a 1988 30’ Carver FL3334NW into his slip. He struck a wooden piling which fell over onto the boat in slip, later identified as a 2008 26’ Monterrey FL3334NW, and then into the water. There was damage to the stern of Operator1’s vessel and the vessel in slip sustained damage to the bow railing. Operator1’s vessel struck the piling, the wake caused a vessel in slip to move forward, causing damage to a deck box. Despite this contact with the vessel in slip, there was no damage. 
  Employee estimated the damage to the piling and deck box to be around $8,000. Operator1 was cited on scene for careless operation. FL FWC has the surveillance video obtained from the marina.