RedactedNarrative: On 9/17/2022, a deputy was dispatched to a property damage call. A witness stated he was at his residence the previous night (9/16/2022) when he saw a watercraft traveling west at a high rate of speed. Not long after, he heard a very loud crashing noise near the beach at the fishing pier. He then saw the watercraft at the dock before it took off back east toward West Arm Bay. After about 30 minutes, he saw what looked like the same boat come back into the bay and park at a nearby dock. The next morning, he looked at the watercraft and noticed front end damage to the craft. 
  
  The deputy located damage to the city dock and a heavily damaged watercraft parked at a nearby residential dock in the bay. The watercraft did not belong to the dock owner, but the space was being rented out. The watercraft owner was then located, and he admitted to running into the dock, stating he didn't see it and the dock did not have lights. 
  
  Excessive speed is believed to be the cause of the accident. The use of alcohol is unknown. There was extensive damage to the front and sides of the watercraft, including holes in the fiberglass. The city dock was heavily damaged. There were no injuries.