RedactedNarrative: On October 20, 2017 at approximately 4:00 P.M V1 was towing V2 in the Steinhatchee river from the Gulf of Mexico. V2 had a lower unit malfunction causing the motor to be inoperable. V1 was towing V2 at approximately 6 M.P.H to Sea Hag Marina to drop off their harvested fish to be cleaned for the occupants of V2 mentioned above. 
  
  Operator2 had called Sea Hag Marina prior to arriving and requested the fueling dock be cleared of boats to make a safe docking area for V1 and V2. 
  
  Upon arrival V3 was refueling at the fueling dock. V1 did not attempt to dock on the outer portion of the fueling dock as V3 was refueling. V1 then attempted to travel further up the river and turn into the inner portion of the fueling dock where there was a two-vessel docking area. With the current pushing out into the Gulf of Mexico V1 began to make the turn into the inner portion of the fueling dock where the two-vessel docking area was. As V1 turned into the inner docking area V2 began to drift into the bow of V3. 
  
  V3 has a long anchor pulpit that was at the end of the outer fueling dock. Operator2 then realized that impact with V2 and V3 was imminent and braced his hands onto the anchor pulpit of V3. 
  
  Two people assisted Operator2.  V2 then collided at the anchor pulpit of V3, with V3 colliding at the center console’s windshield of V2. Operator2 fell onto the floor of V2 and victim’s hand was caught in-between V2’s windshield frame, and V3’s anchor pulpit. V2’s windshield frame bent and the plex glass windshield broke cutting victim’s hand. 
  
  Operator1 then put V1 into neutral allowing slack in the tow line, giving subject enough room to push off V3. V1 and V2 then floated with the current into the inner fueling dock where Sea Hag Marina employees were waiting assist. Sea Hag Marina then requested assistance from the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office where EMS also responded.  Once EMS arrived they gave medical attention to victim’s hand where he then left with his wife to seek further treatment at a Medical Center near Gainesville FL. victim stated he has a broken bone in his left hand and had 3 stitches;