RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 caused large wake while slowing down, causing v2 to slam into dock piling and breaking it. 
  On the date and time listed, I, Ofc of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on state water patrol in Miami-Dade County, FL. I was dispatched to a boating accident at Sunset Harbor on Miami Beach. I arrived on scene where Miami Beach Marine Patrol had already made contact with all parties involved. It was a large passing vessel causing wake to send a moored vessel into the dock, snapping a wooden piling in half and causing damage to the vessel as well. 
  
  I spoke with the operator of vessel 1 (V1) documented DO127118. When Operator1 was in the Meloy Channel approaching the slow speed zone southbound, his vessel caused a large wake towards the Sunset Harbor Marina. V2 documented as DO1294068 was moored on the outside of the marina facing northbound. The wake from v1 caused the vessel to hit into the wooden pilings of the dock, breaking off one piling off the starboard stern of v2. Minor damage was sustained to v2 on the starboard stern and the starboard bow. No reported injuries occurred, and no one was ejected into the water. At the time of the report, no other vessels had any damage reported. All involved parties expressed interest in settling amongst themselves for any damages caused by the accident.  The dockmaster for the marina will make contact if any other vessel sustained from this incident.
  
  Operator1 was cited accordingly by the Miami Beach Marine Patrol Police Department. 
  Nothing further at this time.
  