RedactedNarrative: On May 28, 2014, I, Sergeant received an email from Corporal regarding a complaint of a large yatch that did not slow down at the idle zone at South Harbor Marina. I called the complainant  and he advised me he saw a large boat approximately 50' with the name "Scott Land" on the back, go through the idle zone at South Harbor causing a big wake. This wake damaged a black in color vessel. I responded to South Harbor and arrived around 2015 hours. I met Witness and V2 owner at the dock and walked down to the damaged vessel. The vessel was tied up on the inside of the dock closest to the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). The vessel had the left cleat torn almost off center of the vessel. I took pictures and gathered information and witness names for further use. 
  
  From May 28, 2014 through June 4, 2014 I have communicated with the United States Coast Guard (USCG). Information included who owned the vessel "Scott Land", witness statements, and general information on what happened. During this time period V2 owner took his vessel out of the water and advised me he had damage to the hull and rub rail of the vessel. He received a quote for repair for $2800 dollars.
  
  I talked with Operator1 and he does not remember causing any damage and did not deny going through the ICW at South Harbor. However, I did receive a phone call from the USCG on May 29, 2014 relaying the information they too received a call about the vessel "Scott Land" going above idle through the idle zones. USCG boarded the vessel "Scott Land" on May 29th, conducted a safety check and relayed the owner information to me so I could make contact with the owner Operator1.
  
  I have attached photos of the damaged vessel and the vessel "Scott Land". I also have a repair quote along with two witness statements.