RedactedNarrative: Officer and I arrived on scene at 17:48. We approached vessel # 1 in which we found Operator1 sitting in the driver seat. Upon speaking with Operator1 it was apparent that he was under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. 
  
  Officer1 asked him to step out of the boat so we could talk with him. When Operator1 stood up out of his seat he stumbled a couple of times before grabbing the side of the boat to stabilize himself before exiting. As he exited the vessel he had to be helped by a deck hand and myself. While helping Operator1 from the vessel you could smell alcoholic beverage on his person. Once he exited the vessel, he was escorted to a stable location on the dock for further questioning. Officer1 asked him if had been drinking alcohol and Operator1 responded with no. 
  He also told Officer1 that he was looking for his bumpers while he was approaching the dock and did not see the other boats. He was then placed under arrest for alcohol intoxication in a public place because it was apparent that he was manifestly under the influence of alcohol. Officer1 requested that a deputy, from the Lyon county sheriffs' office, escort him to the dentition center while we gathered information from the witness and the owners of the 2 vessels involved in the accident. 
  After speaking with the witness and owners we found that Vessel # 2 and 3 where both tied to the dock on their starboard side and were both struck on the port side by Vessel #1.  Both Vessels were not occupied at the time of the incident. Operator1 also struck the dock during the accident. Vessel # 2 was damaged on the port stern side of the vessel. His vessel had a couple paint chips and also sustained a spider web fracture in the gel coat. Vessel # 3 sustained a scratch on the port side of the bow.