RedactedNarrative: V1: 36ft White Searay 
  V2: 84ft White M/Y Marshall Islands
  V1 was maneuvering after leaving its dock in Riviera Beach Marina.  Operator of V1 lost control of the vessel and backed into V2, causing damage to both the port side of V1's swim platform as well as the hull (steel) of V2.  V1 then left the scene without notifying law enforcement.
  Once docked at Riviera Beach Marina, I interviewed OP1.  He indicated the following:
  - He had departed his slip (indicated in red on map photo) northbound
  - He turned V1 to port (westbound) to depart the marina
  - He then attempted to turn to port again (southbound), but was unable to complete the turn, closely approaching vessels docked to the west
  - He reversed his vessel, striking V2, which was docked facing south
  - The port corner of V1's swim platform struck V2 starboard amidships, just above the waterline
  - After the allision, he left without notifying law enforcement
  After the initial impact, which creased the steel hull of V2, and split the hull paint, V1 continued drifting southbound, causing scrapes forward of the initial point of contact for a distance of approximately 15 feet.  V2 sustained crush/impact damage to the port corner of its swim platform extending to its centerline.
  