RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, June 30th, 2019 at approximately 2100 hours, a vessel accident occurred at the City of St. Cloud Marina in St. Clouds, Florida involving two vessels.  
  
  V1 was docked at the slip with no individuals onboard at the time of the accident.  V2 was underway and attempting to dock when the vessel accident occurred. Security video of the marina from the night of June 30th.  In the video at approximately 2105 hours, I observed V2 operating inside the City of St. Cloud Marina in the area where V1 was docked.  At approximately, 2106 hours, V2 was going in reverse at an idle speed towards V1 when the operator of V2 turned approximately 90 degrees and was side by side, point to the north, with V1.  V2 continued in reverse at idle speed away from V1.  Next, V2 stopped.  V2 then went forward at idle speed. Last, the operator of V2 accelerated quickly and turned to the right hitting V1 on the bow with the bow of V2.  V1 bow went to the right and its stern went to right and back toward the dock.  V2 continued to operate in the area until it docked at its slip.    
  On August 5th, I went to subject’s work address and informed him that the security video showed V2 hitting V1.  He provided me with his driver license and insurance information.  He stated that he did not know who was operating the vessel the night of the accident but would take responsibility for any damages.
  
  There were no reported injuries on V2.
  