RedactedNarrative: On November 30, 2014, Officers of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission were dispatched to the boating accident in Boca Inlet, Palm Beach County.  We arrived at the scene approximately at 1745 hrs.  The vessel was tied to the dock and sinking.
  
  The vessel, 35 foot Donzi (FL 1967 PU) was occupied by owner/operator and three passengers.  After interviewing them, I learned they were joy riding in the Ocean, but due to the rough weather decided to come back.  While coming into Boca Inlet strong current, large waves, and strong wind pushed the vessel into the seawall.  When the vessel turned tight right the operator lost the control and got thrown out of the seat.  The rear passenger jumped to the steering weal and tried to regain control however, the momentum carried the vessel onto the seawall.  The vessel hit the seawall with its bow and turned right hitting the port side.
  
  Based on my training and experience I concluded that the contributing factors to the accident were inclement weather conditions and operating the vessel with speed too fast for conditions.