RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was docked at the marina. Nobody was on board at the time of the incident. When Owner #1 came to the dock, a witness advised Owner #1 to check his boat for damage. Owner #1 noticed damage to a railing on the stern of the boat. He didn't think the damage would be over $2000.
  
  The first witness helped Watercraft #2 leave the dock. Witness didn't see the boat hit, but it was very close. A second witness on the dock saw Watercraft #2 brush and push on the railing. Second witness saw and heard the pulpit from WC #2 hit the railing.
  
  Watercraft #2 left the marina around 4:00 p.m. WC #2 had a crew on back of watercraft and a female on the dock helped push bow of WC #2 out. Behind WC #2 had 20-25 feet gap between a docked boat (Tommy's Girl). WC #2 had approximately 15 feet between WC #1. Operator #2 operated WC #2 and just got away from the dock and left. Operator #2 stated he didn't hit anything, and no one on board said they hit anything. Didn't see anyone on dock hailing them. There was no one else on dock that they could see. Operator #2 is shocked that this even came up. Operator #2 stated he has witnesses that were on the boat.
  
  Deputy got a call from Owner #1 on 7/12/18. The total damage to his boat was estimated at $3248.49. Alcohol was not a factor. Life jackets were not being worn and there were no injuries.
  