RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated in effect: "I was finished at the fuel dock and waiting to depart. There was a lot of boat traffic and the scene was very chaotic. Once my lines were removed from the dock, I did not notice how quickly I was being taken by the current. The next thing I knew, I was striking another boat tied off to the dock behind me. After hitting the boat I tied off to my dock slip for an hour waiting for the other party to come talk to me". 
  
  Operator #2 stated in effect: "I was tied off to the dock waiting to trailer my boat with my sister. I was standing on the port side of the boat when a white boat in front of me hit my starboard side and pushed my boat into the dock causing damage. When the boat struck my boat, I fell on the deck. I attempted to flag to boat down, however the boat departed north of Ran cocas Creek".
  
  Investigation revealed: 
  Both vessels were in the Rancocas Creek at Hawk Island Marina in Delanco Township, Burlington 
  County. Vessel #1 was tied off to the fuel dock and Vessel #2 was tied off to the transient dock directly 
  north of the Vessel #1. Vessel #1 departed the fuel dock and was taken by the westbound current, 
  Operator #1 failed to negotiate the strong current and surrounding boat traffic appropriately, lost 
  directional control of Vessel #1, and drifted W/B until impacting Vessel #2 on the starboard side bow. 
  Following the initial impact, Vessel #2 impacted the transient dock on the port side causing minor 
  damage to the port side hull. 
  
  Operator #1 regained control of the vessel, and docked his vessel in Hawk Island Marina. Operator #2 fell in his boat as a result of the collision and complained of neck and back pain. On scene, Operator #2 declined to be treated by any medical services.
  
  Vessel. #1 sustained minor damage to the minor scuffs to port side stern of vessel. 
  Vessel #2 sustained minor damage to the starboard side front collar & paint scratches along port and 
  starboard side hull.