RedactedNarrative: Witness stated that WC #1 was docked at the end of a dock slip just north of Charlies on Prior restaurant. He saw WC #1 going backwards between two slips as he was walking out toward WC #1. He said WC #1 then drove forward crashing into a docked boat (WC #2). WC #1 then backed up and hit another docked boat (WC #3) in a slip just north of WC #2. The witness took photographs of WC #1's registration number, got the operator's phone number and reported to his manager. The deputy spoke to the owner of WC #1 who said he had rented out the boat, and had all the rental paperwork. He said when the boat was returned, the anchor line was cut. He asked the renter/operator what had happened to it and the operator said he didn't know what had happened to it. The owner stated the rope was brand new when the renter took the boat. The deputy contacted Operator #1 by phone based on the rental paperwork information. Operator #1 stated that he did rent the pontoon boat and was at the restaurant. When asked about hitting two boats at the restaurant docks, he said he bumped one and didn't believe there was any damage. He was informed there was a witness who saw him driving the pontoon boat into WC #2 causing damage to the fiberglass hull. Operator #1 stated damage can be contested and he believes the damage could have already been there. Owner #2 had shown up when he was notified of the incident and looked at the damage to his boat. He said it had not been there before and pictures were taken. There was no noticeable damage to WC #3. Life jackets were not being worn on WC #1 and there were no injuries. It is unknown if alcohol was a factor, as the deputy only spoke to Operator #1 by phone and it was at a later time.