Vessel 1 (V1) was travelling southbound in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in the area of Jupiter Florida. V1 was travelling at approximately 15 knots.  Vessel 2 (V2) was at anchor while working on a dock. V2s bow pointed south and was on the east side of the dock. Swimmer 1 (S1) was working underneath the dock at the time of the accident.
	V1 produced a large wake while travelling southbound in the ICW. This caused V2 to smash into the dock and jet ski lift multiple times. This caused approximately $10,000 in damage to the dock and jet ski lift. Several boards on the dock had been broken and the beams for the jet ski lift had been bent. V2 sustained approximately $4,500 in damage. An approximately 5 inch diameter hole was created on V2s starboard side requiring fiberglass work and paint. S1 was lifted by the wake causing him to hit his head on one of the supports of the dock. S1 sustained an approximately 0.25” laceration above his left eyebrow. S1 refused medical treatment.
	After the wake settled the crew of V2 followed V1 and stopped the vessel to obtain his name and phone number. I later met with the operator of V1 to obtain his identification, vessel information and insurance information. the operator of V1 freely provided all required information without incident.
	The operator of V1 was not in violation of a restricted area (slow / idle speed zone) but did not report the accident immediately. S1 sustained a minor injury to the head but refused medical attention. The operator of V1 was issued a written warning for leaving the scene of a boating accident. Swimmer was under the dock making repairs. Due to the buoyancy of the swimmer, the wake lifted him, causing his head to impact the support underneath the dock. The swimmer sustained an approximately half inch laceration approximately one inch above his left eyebrow. The swimmer refused medical treatment.

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