Operator #1 refused to provide statement and specific information pertaining his vessel.

Owner of Vessel #2 stated to the effect: 
I left my house this morning and realized my ski was missing. After a short period of time, I found my ski floating in the water with its bow up right in the nearby vicinity. Owner of vessel #2 spoke with their neighbor and asked for their security footage which captured the incident to its entirety.

Investigation on scene revealed: 
Operator #1 was transiting North in Vessel #1 at a high rate of speed in a "Slow-No-Wake" portion of the Intracoastal Waterway. Vessel #1 produced a large wake that disturbed Vessel #2 while it was docked on a EZ-Dock. Subsequently, the wake produced from Vessel #1 broke the rope that attached Vessel #2 to its dock and caused same to float of the dock, flood, and ultimately sink.

Other Property Damage: 
Witness advised two of his dock's pilings were damaged during this incident. Photographs of same were provided and attached to this case jacket. Additionally, he provided a quote of $5800.00 to have his pilings repaired.

Additionally, subject1 contacted the NJSP Atlantic City Station and reported the Atlantic City Boat House's docks had sustained damages the same night of this incident from a boat that matched the description of Vessel #1. He stated to effect that the damage was then assessed by EZ-Dock who provided him with a quote of $1000.00 for repairs.

Information for this report was provided by video surveillance provided by witness, victim's statements, and damage observed to the vessels and/or other property.

Inside Thoroughfare
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