RedactedNarrative: On 8/3/17 at about 1318 hours deputies were dispatched to a boat accident in the Silver Beach Marina. Upon our arrival, none of the owners of the vessels that were hit were on scene and the owner of the house boat was leaving for work. 
  We talked to Witness1 who was working at the gas docks during the time of the accident and made the following statements: V1 owner came into the gas shop at 0800 hours and was concerned with the tight fit due to vessels being moored on the south side of the docks. Witness1 told V1 owner that she was unable to remove them completely but could move them back giving him an extra 10 feet and if he could wait until 1000 hours there would be more employees on to help maneuver the vessel. V1 owner told her they were coming in now. At 0830 hours Operator1 was operating V1 owner’s houseboat bringing it to get gas and a gray water flush. When Operator1 was bringing the vessel Witness1 saw it sideswipe three vessels and then after they finished at the docks they hit two vessels going out. 
  Witness1 filled out a witness statement form and there were no cameras that would have captured the incident.  
  While down at the docks we had V1 owner fill out a witness statement form and called him on 08/4/17 at about 1703 hours for a follow up. V1 owner made the following statements: While maneuvering the houseboat into the gas pumps the Starboard motor stopped working. They bumped into two vessels going into the gas pumps and proceeded to finish their business there. He did not know they hit any other vessels but did state “I will pay for the repairs” 
  On 08/5/17 at about 1300 hours we meet V1 owner down at the Silver Beach Marina to conduct a safety inspection on the house boat. V1 owner’s vessel passed all requirements except having the registration paperwork onboard. 
  While down at the docks we met with the Operator1, who filled out a witness statement and an IBAR report form. Operator1 made the following statements: While they were attempting to get into the gas docks their starboard motor stopped working and the wind pushed them close to the other docks. He heard V1 owner tell him they were getting close to the other boat but “I am not aware of any contact with other boats.”
  The boat was looked at by Banasara Mobil Marine and they discovered it was bad gas that was the cause for the faulty motor. V1 owner’s boat was insured by Travelers Insurance.
  We took pictures of the damage and attempted called the all of the boat owners to inform them of the damage.
  