RedactedNarrative: On Saturday March 4, 2017, I Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on state land patrol in Monroe County, Florida. I received a call from our Miami Dispatch Center of a delayed hit and run boating accident that occurred from the previous night on Friday March 3, 2017 at approximately 8:00pm at Palermo Drive in Islamorada, Florida. I arrived on scene at approximately 2:45pm at the address provided and began my investigation. I identified the neighbor who lives next door to the accident site. She stated to me at about 8:00pm on Friday March 3, 2017 she was sitting outside of her residence and saw a large vessel with a tower on top coming down the canal and get caught in the wind and strike the port side of the vessel named Guns n Drugs (USCG Documentation 1238299). 
  
  Witness also stated to me that she could not identify who was operating the vessel and that she saw the vessel drive off without stopping and continue down the canal and did not see it leave to go back out. The owner of the vessel was not home at the time of the accident. I did speak to the owners son who could not provide any information to me as he was not present at the time of the accident.
  
  	After gathering information from the witness and the owners son, I canvassed the area to see if any of the other people in that area saw or heard anything at the time of the accident and no one I spoke with had any information to provide. I then went to the US Coast Guard Station (USCG) Islamorada to check if their cameras had caught the incident on film since the struck vessel is directly behind the USCG Station. 
  
  Upon reviewing the tapes the USCG Station provided me, I could see a large vessel coming down the canal and strike the vessel Guns n Drugs and drive off down the canal. Due to the poor quality of the video and it being dark at the time of the accident I could not make out the description of the vessel other than that it looked like a sport fishing vessel. The only vessel that possibly matched the description of the striking vessel that I saw from the video was a vessel named Excavator, it is approximately a 50 foot light blue sport fishing vessel. I then took a picture of the vessel to show Witness to she if she recognized it and she stated to me that the vessel I showed her might have been it but she could not say for certain if it was it or not. 
  
  I inspected the vessel and could not see any visible damage. I then tried to locate the owner of the vessel which according to DAVID came back to Reel Determined Sportfishing INC. Upon arrival the house did not appear to have anyone there. I then knocked on the door several times and no one answered. At this time there are no solid leads as to which vessel struck the vessel Guns n Drugs. No further action taken at this time.