RedactedNarrative: On April 24, 2022, at approximately 1313 hours, I Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) received a call for service regarding a hit and run with the striking vessel being a blue, 29-foot, Century vessel with the registration of (FL2773LS). 
  
  I responded to Robbie’s Marina where the accident occurred. Upon my arrival I met with the owner of a 31-foot Contender (FL3268NH) that was struck during the boating accident. I asked him for a witness statement which he provided. He explained to me that a blue, 29-foot, Century vessel with the name of “Grace II” struck the front of his vessel and the vessel next to his vessel, identified by documentation number (DO1312848). I photographed the damaged done to both vessels. The Contender (FL3268NH) had approximately a 4-inch gouge down to the fiberglass on the bow of the vessel. The other vessel (DO1312848) had a gouge in the fiberglass in the starboard bow of the vessel. 
  
  	Subject1 explained that he followed the Century telling him in English and in Spanish to stop because he ran into Subject1’s boat. Subject1 then showed me a video that another witness took. Witness identified the striking vessel by its Florida registration numbers as (FL2773LS). 
  
  	Once the Century (FL2773LS) was found. There were scratches down the port side of the Century matching the probable damage of the boating accident. 
  
  	On April 29th, at approximately 1400 hours I went to Robbie's Marina to get a copy of their dock video from the time of the accident. Once I got the video it also showed a vessel matching the description and a man matching the description of operator1 striking the Contender and the Freeman docked at Robbie's. The video showed the port side of the Century striking the bows of both the Contender and the Freeman.
  