RedactedNarrative: On Monday, April 16, 2018, 46-foot catamaran docked at a marina sustained damage from a wake thrown by two unknown vessels.
  On Monday, April 16, 2018, I, Officer 1 of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, was dispatched to Cracker Boy Boat Works, located at 1124 Avenue C, Rivera Beach, in reference to a boat damage caused by a wake.
  
  Upon my arrival, I’ve met Owner 1, the owner of damaged vessel (2002, 46-foot Soubise, DO 1128047). He told me, at approximately 1000 hours, approximately 50-foot cabin cruiser went by, throwing a big wake.  His vessel was docked outside and the wake caused damage on either side of his catamaran.  Also, he told me that marina has a monitoring system and the incident has been captured on video.
  
  A witness to this incident gave sworn, written statement to the same.
  
  I spoke with the front desk employee of Cracker Boy Boat Works and asked for the video of the incident. After reviewing the video, I concluded two approximately 50-foot cabin cruisers went by in close proximity to each other and created a wake causing damages to the catamaran. However, leading vessel visibly slowed down to “slow speed-minimum wake” at designated area. The vessel’s bow settled in the water and proceeded within the rule. 
  
  Damaged vessel at the time of incident was docked where there was not enough area between the dock and the vessel to absorb any potential wake. 
  
  46-foot catamaran sustained indentation on center port hole on port side and indentation on second aft port hole on starboard side.
  
  The leading cabin cruiser was identified as “Seas the Moment”, hailing port: Virginia Beach, Virginia. Second vessel could not be identified due to obstruction to the name on the stern.
  