RedactedNarrative: On 04/04/2015 at approximately 1059, Ofc. responded to a reported boat accident in the area of Gordon Pass. Two people were reported to be injured. Ofc. requested EMS respond to the scene. Upon arrival, Ofc observed the Double Sunshine tour boat docked at the shore station on Bay Road. Upon boarding the vessel, Ofc noted two females were present suffering from head injuries. EMS arrived on scene and transported the females to Naples Community Hospital. 
  The Captain of the Double Sunshine gave the following account: 
  At approximately 1045 on 04/04/2015, Vessel 2 was navigating the Gordon Pass at slow speed, headed west into the Gulf of Mexico. Vessel 1 overtook vessel 2 on plane in the pass, producing a large wake. The wake rocked vessel 2 violently, causing two passengers to fall from the upper deck of vessel 2 and sustaining injuries. 
  
  Witnesses on vessel 2 described vessel 1 as a dark blue-hulled Sea Ray approximately 50 feet in length, having an enclosed tinted cabin. No visible name or numbers were observed by any available witness. The captain of vessel 2 stated there were two bicycles stored on the back of vessel 1. 
  
  At approximately 1645 on 04/04/2015, Ofc was contacted by phone by the captain of vessel 2 and informed the suspect vessel was navigating Naples Bay headed northbound. Ofc was able to respond to the area in time to observe a dark blue-hulled Sea Ray, approximately 50 feet in length with two bicycles stored on the back as it approached the storage dock at Marine Max near Tin City. Ofc identified the operator who stated he remembered passing vessel 2 at approximately the correct time frame, but denied he was responsible for producing the wake which resulted in the injuries. Operator produced a bill of sale showing the vessel had been purchased within the last 30 days, and had therefore not been issued a registration number. The hull number was SERP8217I314. 
  A witness provided a photograph of the suspect vessel taken right after the incident. The photograph simply showed the back of a large Sea Ray-type vessel with no other identifiers.