RedactedNarrative: V01 was docking when his vessel lost power and struck V02
  
  I, Officer of Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was in uniform on state water patrol, in Tavernier Creek, on December 7th, 2017, at approximately 1400hours. I was patrolling through Tavernier, Monroe County, State of Florida with my field training officer. 
  
  Officer2 received a phone call on his state issued cell phone from his Lieutenant regarding a boating accident that had occurred on 12/3/17. Miami Dispatch had the reporting party’s phone number in our CAD system. I called subject and set up a meeting with him at his vessel that was docked at Mangrove Marina in Tavernier. 
  
  We arrived at Mangrove Marina via patrol vessel and were waved down by Subject. Subject was sitting on the back deck of his vessel (Document number DO569171). I docked the patrol vessel along the starboard stern of his vessel. I asked Subject for his driver’s license and documentation for his vessel. I then asked Subject to tell me what had happened on 12/3/17 regarding the boating accident. 
  	
  	Subject stated that he was in his salon when he heard a commotion and saw antennas heading towards his vessel. He saw another vessel, "Pronto Due" from Chicago IL, crash into his starboard aft corner, and swim platform. He then saw the vessel, Pronto Due, hit another vessel parked at ASAP Barge and Crane Service’s dock, then hit the mangroves. Subject states that Mangrove Marina personnel helped push the vessel into the slip next to him. He states that the owner of Pronto Due, then apologized and said he would pay for the damages.  (see attached sworn written statement)