RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was attempting to dock and struck vessel 2 and vessel 3. There was minor damage to vessel 1 and vessel 3. There were no injuries. 
  
  “Fiddlin’ Around” was slowly approaching its slip when its front starboard side struck the front anchor pulpit of the docked vessel “Astrid.” Operator1 told me the current inside of the marina was stronger than he anticipated, causing his vessel to drift into the docked vessels. The impact caused the metal hand rail on “Fiddlin Around” to get stuck on the front anchor pulpit of “Astrid.” This caused damage to the hand rail on “Fiddlin' Around,” but not to the vessel “Astrid.” No one was onboard “Astrid” at the time of the accident.  Subject said he was in touch with someone who would be coming to verify there was no damage done to the “Astrid.”
   
  With its railing locked with the anchor pulpit of “Astrid”, “Fiddlin’ Around” had its aft starboard side swung into the aft port side of the docked vessel “Relativity.”
   
  “Fiddlin’ Around” struck “Relativity” on its fiberglass swim platform and broke of an approximately 2 foot long piece of the platform. The impact also caused the swim platform mounts to be compressed in on the port side of the platform. One person was on board "Relativity" when it was struck. 
   
  After “Fiddlin’ Around” was freed from “Astrid” by Boat U.S. it was able to back into its assigned slip.
   
  