RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was dragging anchor and vessel 2 caused wake that pushed vessel 1 into the rocks
  On September 5, 2022, at approximately 1145 hours Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), received a call of a delayed report for a boating accident located in Miami- Dade County. The boating accident took place on September 3, 2022, at Sand Spur Island at approximately 1130 hours. Owner reported the boating accident. Owner rented his vessel to OP1. OWNER claimed that during the rental OP1 called for a tow boat due to anchor dragging causing the vessel to drift into nearby rocks and that when Tow Boat U.S. arrived it caused a wake that pushed OWNER’s vessel into the rocks causing damage. Tow Boat U.S. arrived on scene. 
  After contacting Operator 1 on a phone number provided by OWNER, she stated to me that the vessel was at anchor but drifting towards rocks. Operator 1 dawned a lifejacket went into the water to fix the anchor, but it was too deep. Operator 1 also stated that when she boarded the vessel the ladder on the stern broke. Operator 1 said that they were very close to the rocks when Tow Boat U.S. arrived on scene.
  TowboatUS provided his incident report narrative which stated that the rented vessel was already on the rocks when he arrived. He moved away from the vessel and allowed an alternate salvage company, , to help Operator 1 as per request of OWNER.
  