RedactedNarrative: On November 8, 2015 a 65’ vessel (V1) was north bound on the intercostal waterway (ICW) operating faster than slow speed in a slow speed minimum wake zone. V1 was producing a large wake and could be seen by witnesses heading towards the marina. A 28’ vessel (V2) was tired up facing north and south with the port side to the marinas fixed fuel dock. V1's wake entered the marina and caused V2 to slam against the fuel dock several times causing V2 to sustain damage to its port side.
  
  V1 C-Charger is a U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) documented vessel bearing documentation number DO1179883 and is listed as a 65 foot recreational vessel owned by JTC Nautical investments of Jupiter, FL. I was able to enter V1's hull identification number (H.I.N) listed in the USCG's documentation site, through the Florida Driver and Vehicle Identification Database and determined the owner.
  
  V2 Purple Bags is registered in the state of Florida (FL 9742 PL). V2 sustained damage to the rubrail on the port side and damage to the vessel’s top cap. The damage consists of fractures, partial separation, scratches, compression damage and tearing of the screws from the rubrail. See attached photos. 
  
  No one was one the boat at the time of the incident. I was unable to determine who was behind the wheel of V1 on November 8, 2015.