RedactedNarrative: On April 23rd, 2022, at approximately 1257 hours, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on duty in Monroe County, State of Florida. I was in uniform, on land patrol in a marked patrol vehicle.
  	I received a call for service about a boating accident at Sparky’s Landing in Marathon. When I arrived on the scene, I identified the operator of the striking vessel by hi Drivers License. He was operating a 30-foot center console that he had rented. He was attempting to dock when he collided with the dock and then accelerating running over the top of two jet skis.  
  During statements, the witnesses explained to me that the boat had gained speed while docking the bow of the center console impacted the seawall. Once it made an impact it accelerated in speed colliding with two posts and then running over the top of two docked jet skis pushing them into four other jet skis that were all docked on the same floating dock. The two jet skis that were struck by the center console were yellow Yamahas. The other four jet skis were identical and had Florida Registration numbers. 
  I then interviewed the operator of the vessel he claimed that he was a very experienced boat operator and then he was attempting to maneuver the vessel near the dock using split throttles. As he attempted to turn the vessels bow to the left and instead the vessel's bow was turning to the right. As he attempted to slow the vessel down by putting it into reverse and the vessel accelerated forward striking the seawall. As the operator noticed the vessel hitting the seawall he accelerated in reverse and the vessel accelerated further forward striking the docked jet skis. No other witnesses could attest to the position of the throttle during the collision.