RedactedNarrative: On May 05, 2016 at approximately 1735 hours, a call came into the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Dispatch Center in Jacksonville Florida concerning a sailboat that had broken free from its mooring in Kings Bay in Crystal River.  
  
  FWC Officer was dispatched to assess the situation.  Upon arrival in Kings Bay he noticed a 30 foot sailboat was being held away from a commercial fishing vessel by two people at the Crab Plant. 
  
   Officer made contact with his supervisor FWC Lieutenant who advised him to tow the vessel to Pete's Pier Marina and secure it.  Officer tethered the sail boat to his vessel and began towing it to Pete's Pier.  As he got close to Pete's Pier Marina, Officer stated that he kept a close watch to ensure he didn't hit anything, but did not see the power lines going from Petes Pier to Christmas Island.  
  
  Officer said that by the time he noticed the power lines it was too late and the sail boat drifted into the lines hitting them with the mast of the sailboat.  Officer said there was a large bang followed by sparks, and then the sail boat drifted off the power lines.  Once he realized the power lines did not break and cause a hazard for any other boater or business, he contacted Lt. and informed him of what had happened.  Lt. told him to take the boat and moor it at the City of Crystal River pier north of Pete's Pier. Officer was assisted by FWC Officers in mooring the vessel at the private pier.