RedactedNarrative: On February 10, 2017, at approximately 1058 hours, our dispatch received a call about a boating accident that occurred in Indian Creek, Miami Beach. Miami Beach Officer was the first officer on scene. Officer met with vessel #2 Power Play (DO#1248077), and gathered information on the operator and vessel documents. I arrived at approximately 1316 hours. Upon arrival, I received the information from Officer and made my way to vessel #1 Sea Tabby (DO#236970) to gather the occupant's information and vessel documents. 
  
  According to witness statements gathered from the occupant on board vessel #1 and an independent witness that saw the incident, the vessel at fault was vessel #2. The damage to vessel #1 was caused by the excessive wake created by vessel #2. 
  
  This area is a slow speed/manatee zone so vessel #2 was operating at a higher speed than legally allowed. The wake was so severe that vessel #1 rolled/pitched and slammed into the dock several times, causing damage to the top of the vessel and starboard side. The wood was cracked and broken along the side and top of the vessel. Inside vessel #1, glass was broken everywhere and furniture was in disarray due to the violent rolling and slamming into the dock. The front windshield of vessel #1 was also cracked.
  