RedactedNarrative: On 10/07/2017 at approximately 4:35pm i, ofc. received a call for a boat accident at solomons yachting center involving multiple boats. A vessel, later identified as a 43”3’ trojan cabin boat displaying the maryland registration 0418av passed solomons yachting center,creating a large wake damaging several vessels that were docked at the location. 
  
  Upon my arrival i was directed to the first pier. I first spoke the owner of “satori” a 76’ horizon vison 74. V3 Owner provided me with a written statement which is attached to the report as well as photos of the damages caused by the wake. The damaged are a few scratches to the paint and some scratching to the rub rails on the starboard side of the vessel. He estimated the cost of repairs at $10,000. I received written statements from other individuals who saw the vessel that caused the wake. All written statements are attached.
  
  Next i spoke the owner of three vessels damaged by the wake. First is a 29’ backcove 29 documented as “kokonuts”. Second a 45’ bayliner documented as “eagles nest”. Lastly a yahama pwc displaying virgina registraton: 2377cb. On the first boat was a larger scratch of the paint on the port side of vessel. On the second vessel again was a scratch of the paint on the starboard side of the vessel. And finally the pwc had damage to the port rear rub rail. All damages were estimated to be >$2,000 and photos are attached.
  
  After checking with other boat owners and gathering more written statements, i cleared solomons yacthing center and traveled to the holiday inn located further up north of back creek. This is where the vessel that caused the wake was located. Upon my arrival i spoke with operator1 who was the operator of the vessel . He did not show any signs of intoxication or seemed to be under the influence of any drugs. He denied going faster than 6 knots and stated that he was “powered down” as he passed solomons yachting center. 
  
  All event occurred in calvert county. Case is closed.
  