RedactedNarrative: On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at approximately 1530 wildlife officers were notified by telephone by the vessel 2''s owner of a boat incident that occurred on april 18, 2020.  V2 owner advised that he found damage on his vessel that occurred at some point over the weekend.
  
  After speaking with V2 owner, he advised that he obtained security footage from the adjoining business (motts seafood) of a vessel (v1) leaving a slip and hitting V2 owner vessel (v2) as well as the docked vessel (v3) directly next to his. 
   
  At 08:00 on april 22, 2020 officer interviewed V2 owner and (v3)s at motts channel seafood and also reviewed the footage and took vessel damage pictures.  Later that morning 11:30 officer interviewed operator1 at his home. 
  
  After viewing the security footage and interview all the vessel owners, it was determined that vessel 1 backed out of his slip and turned to the right.  There was a strong wind blowing from west to east.  Operator1 then tried to exit the marina to the south.  The wind and the outgoing tide were both pushing vessel 1 from west to east.  Operator1 then made impact in the rear of vessel 2 at the motors causing damage to the lower units.  After making impact with v2, operator1 then hits the throttle in an attempt to break his vessel free. Vessel 1 then broke free of vessel 2, but then the ran into vessel 3 who was parked at the end of the dock.  Vessel 1 swim platform then got hooked on part of vessel 3 motors causing damage.
  
  Both V2 owner and v3 are unsure of the amount of damage to their vessels.  They advised that they are going to them out of the water and to a boat mechanic and they would both have a better idea of the cost at that point. 
  No injuries were reported.
  