RedactedNarrative: I was contacted by subject about an accident that had possibly occurred at their dock on 04/24/2022 on the Tennessee River/Watts Bar Reservoir in Loudon County, TN.  The  dock is in the vicinity of the Tennessee River Mile 586, just upstream of the I-75 bridge.   
  
  Subject1 stated that they had put their pontoon boat in the water on the 23rd and had it secured to the side of their dock while their lift was being repaired.  The next evening they discovered the damage to their vessel.
  
  The Subject1''s reached out via social media and received several responses about a large vessel that had passed the area at a high rate of speed.  One response alleged that the vessel created a wake large enough to go over their dock and that after the boat passed, she could hear popping and banging sounds but didn''t know where it was coming from.  The Subject1''s believe that this was when their vessel was damaged.  The individual was able to take a cell phone video of the passing vessel (a large, white/blue cabin cruiser).   
  
  Another couple also saw the vessel and claimed that they were violently rocked by the wake as they were attempting to dock.  The wake caused their anchor to fall onto one of the occupant''s ankle causing a minor injury.  
  
  I was able to take a screen shot of the vessel from the supplied video and share with local marinas and operators of the Fort Loudoun Lock.  I received information that this vessel could be found at the Chattanooga Yacht Club.  I supplied the video and screen shot to officers in that area to attempt to locate and identify.  
  
  I informed the Subject1''s that criminal prosecution of the operator or owner of the offending vessel would likely not be possible because of the circumstances of the situation not reaching to the level of Probable Cause.
  