RedactedNarrative: V1 was anchored and V2 struck V1 with his port side causing starboard side damage to V1. 
  
  The Captain of V1 stated that he was anchored repairing his vessel when he noticed V2 approaching him, the captain of V1 tried to wave down V2 but V2 didn’t stop and struck V1 on the starboard side.  I Inspected V1 for damages and found scratches on the starboard side and the starboard midship cleat ripped out and missing, as well as a damaged starboard railing. (see pictures)
  
   I then went to the operator of V2. The operator of V2 stated that V1 was proceeding on a similar heading as him and when V1 crossed V2’s bow the operator of V2 lost sight of V1. V2’s Captain said that V1 was stopped and not anchored and he tried to make evasive maneuvers to avoid collision but contacted V1 on V2’s port side, causing minor scratching and paint to be removed.
  
  Based on what the evidence shows I conclude that the operator of V1 anchored up to fix his vessel in an abrupt manner and V2 stuck him causing minor damage.