RedactedNarrative: On 05/23/2021 at approximately 1600hrs Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation responded to boating incident where a vessel was damaged by the wake of another vessel while docked at the “Prime Catch” restaurant in Boynton Beach. 
  RP stated that him and his wife were at the “Prime Catch” restaurant when they observed a vessel coming up on the plane in the “Idle Speed Zone”. RP pulled out his cellphone and captured the vessel on video as it passes near his docked vessel. RP also provided a video of his vessel rocking from the wake that the passing vessel appeared to produce. Both videos are attached. RP also stated they saw the name of vessel was “Quality Time” as it passed.
  RPs vessel is a 2004 36’ Tiara (DO#1157403) RP showed me damage to the rub rail and spider cracking along the starboard side of the vessel. I photographed the damage and attached it to my report.
  On 05/24/2021 I contacted RP and he told me had seen a vessel with the same name and description of the vessel from incident the day before docked in Delray Beach. I went to the area of Marine Way and SE 2nd St and observed the vessel still docked in the same location he described to me. Through dispatch and our databases, I was able to contact the owner of the vessel OPERATOR 1. OPERATOR 1 stated that he was operating his vessel at the same time / vicinity of where the boating incident occurred the day before. I informed OPERATOR 1 that his vessel may have been involved in the damage to RP’s vessel and forwarded his contact and insurance information to him. I later provided RP with OPERATOR 1’s insurance and contact information. 
  I then went to the “Prime Catch” restaurant where the incident occurred to attempt to locate any security footage. No camera angles covered the waterway. I also contacted the Woolbright Blvd Bridge Tender who also said no camera footage was taken.
  