RedactedNarrative: Docked vessel was struck by cruising vessel. Hit and run. Delayed report.
  Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) responded to the Riviera Beach City Marina to take a report of a hit and run boating accident that occurred on July 5, 2022, at approximately 6:38pm. When I arrived, I viewed security camera footage of the incident. However, the marina employee would not allow me to record a copy of it onto my body worn camera. 
  The security camera footage showed an approximately 39ft catamaran (V2) tied to the east dock of the marina. An approximately 19ft vessel (V1) was south bound in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) when it collided into the stern of the docked vessel on the port side. The suspect then continues south without stopping.
  I met with the owner of V2, and he provided me with a photo from the day of the incident showing the vessel involved in the hit and run as well as a photo taken on August 4th of an identical vessel.  I ran the vessel registration numbers and it came back to a local livery. I visited their rental location in downtown WPB and located an identical vessel with the same registration numbers and front end (bow) damage that was likely to have been caused from the incident captured on security camera on July 5th. The damage is consistent with the impact that I observed on the footage.
  	I visited main office location in Jupiter to notify the office manager of the incident. Company was working on trying to locate any renter information for the vessel involved in the July 5th hit and run. But has not responded back with and information. The owner of V2 was also updated with this information.
  