RedactedNarrative: While on marked vehicle patrol in Broward County, on Monday, June 27th, 2022, at approximately 0800 hours a radio transmission was received from FWC dispatch advising of a delayed boating accident involving two vessels docked at the complainants home that occured on July 25th, 2022 at approximately 1915 hours.
  Upon arrival, I met with the owner of both vessels. He was able to escort me to the scene of the accident, the dock behind the home. I immediately noticed there to be only one vessel tied off to the dock with a personal watercraft (PWC) in the water at the stern of the 66 foot Azimut. He advised he was able to operate the second vessel on the water and take it to be assessed for damages.
  After gathering all pertinent information and listening to the statements of the owner, occupants and witnesses, it was noted that owner turned the Azimut (Vessel 1) on as the family prepared for a leisurely cruise to see the sunset. 2-year-old son of family friend put the starboard throttle in full reverse when the vessel was on before the rest of the family could board. Vessel 1 was still tied to the dock when the dock line tied off at the bow snapped, causing the vessel to rotate clockwise on its axis. The point of impact came from the stern of Vessel 1 colliding with the three engines located at the stern of Vessel 2 (Yellowfin).
  Owner quickly climbed aboard the Azimut (Vessel 1), maneuvered it back to the dock and completely shut off the vessel.
  Due to the nature of the incident, the point of impact and verbal statements, no citations were issued to the owner of both vessels.
  