RedactedNarrative: On April 9, 2016 at approximately 11:26 hours while on marked patrol in Lee County Florida Cpl was notified by Sgt that an incident involving a boat crash had occupied. Cpl responded to 13921 Waterfront Dr Pineland Fl 33922, Pineland Marina.  When Cpl arrived on scene and made contact with Sgt and Deputy they advised the following. 
  
  They believed a boat crash had occurred between Vessel #1 and Vessel #2 that were located at Pineland Marina, One vessel, #2, had been stolen at the time of the crash by an unknown person. Vessel #1 was moored at the end of the dock adjacent to the boat ramp. Deputy while investigating the stolen vessel had retrieved evidence from vessel #1 and photographed it, to tie the vessels together. A couple of pieces of Fiberglas, one in particular that was approximately four inches long that was white with what appeared to be blue lettering on it that matched the damage and lettering on vessel #2. 
  
  Deputy further stated she met an employee with North Captive Fire Department (NCFD). Employee advised Deputy of the following: he received a call that Vessel #2 had damage to its port side. He advised Deputy that he had last been on the vessel on 4-8-16 and the vessel had no damage. The last operator of the vessel was an employee with NCFD. 
  
  Deputy had several photos from surveillance camera that snap shots every 20 minutes. At 2:37 am vessel # 2 appears at the dock in its slip. At 3:15 am vessel # 2 was missing from the dock slip, not appearing in the snap shot. At 4:38 am vessel # 2 was back in the snap shot, but not in the same boat slip. At 5:15 am vessel # 2 was back in the snap shot, in the assigned slip. 
  Deputy met with a Pineland Marina employee, he stated that on 4-9-2016 at approximately 6am, he arrived at the marina for his shift and noticed significant damage on the port side of the NCFD vessel #2 boat. He contacted NCFD to inform them. 
  
  Subject2 explained he was told by fellow employees that a subject claimed to have locked his keys inside of his vehicle was waiting from AAA to send a locksmith. Subject3 said he had been waiting for AAA, since 5:20 am. 
  
  Subject4 observed a Carolina Skiff, FL 3475 LU, known to be Subject3's boat from prior interactions at the marina tied at the end of the dock near the boat ramp. Subject4 asked Subject3 to move it because the marina had an event coming up for the day. Subject4 also advised Deputy a subject2 INT with blonde hair and slender build was with Subject3 at the time. 
  
  Deputy was contacted on 4-10-16 by additional witnesses. They had advised Deputy that while at the marina putting their vessel in the water they were approached by a W/M and VV/F. The subject5 stated that Subject3 had asked if they could give Subject6 a ride home because she had injured her shoulder and he had locked his keys in his vehicle. White further stated that the female had an extremely sore shoulder falling overboard, and at that time had lost her keys and phone. She was given a ride to Tropical Lane were there was a trailer. 
  
  On April 12, 2016 Detective assumed the investigation on the stolen vessel, being vessel #2. Involved in the crash. She contacted and interview several of the listed witnesses and subjects involved and obtained sworn taped statements identifying the subjects involved.   The State believes the "victim" wasn't actually injured; they said she was injured in an attempt to receive assistance from witnesses.