RedactedNarrative: On 25 October 2016 at approximately 0859 hours, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Dispatch Center received a call in reference to a hit and run boating accident with no vessel description. The reporting party is the caretaker of the property. 
  
  I, Officer (FWC), arrived on scene at approximately 0936 hours. I met with Subject who was at the residence conducting lawn maintenance with his crew. Subject showed me the damages to the concrete dock. He advised the damage occurred sometime between 1500 hours on Saturday and 0730 hours on Tuesday. Subject further advised the property owner was currently out of state. The home appeared boarded up. 
  
  I took digital photographs of the damages. A concrete fish cleaning station had been knocked over but the three pieces to the station had remained intact with minor aesthetic damages. A concrete light post had also been knocked over. Subject estimated the damages to be approximately $1,500.00 to $2,000.
  
  At approximately 1030 hours, I spoke with a subject over the phone. Subject2 advised he reviewed his surveillance footage and discovered a sport fishing style vessel strike his dock at approximately 1930 hours Sunday evening. Subject2 emailed me the photographs. I was able to see a sport fishing style vessel in the photos.  
  
  At approximately 1130 hours, I searched the four canals and basin area to the south and east of Subject2's property for a sport fishing vessel. The only vessel meeting that description was located across the canal from the accident site. That particular vessel appears to be docked across the canal in the background of the photographs Subject2 provided.
  
  On 26 October 2016, I spoke with Subject2 via phone. He advised the estimate from the dock company for repair was approximately $5,000.
  
  On 27 October 2016, I went to the Marathon Marina and Boatyard, Marathon Boat Yard Marine Center, and the Driftwood Marina and Storage. I also made contact with Outta the Blue Marina via phone. Inv. went to Keys Boat Works. None of the representatives from five businesses listed above indicated they had a sport fishing style vessel with bow damage come in this week.
  
  The identity of the vessel cannot be determined from the surveillance photographs provided by Subject2.