RedactedNarrative: On 05/01/2016 at approximately 0040 hours Vessel A (Vessel 1), was traveling west towards the junction near the area of Nancy's Branch. Vessel A was traveling approximately 30 miles per hour at around 3,000 rpm's when it struck Vessel B (Vessel 2). 
  
  Vessel B was traveling north out of the mouth of Nancy's Branch at approximately 50 miles per hour. 
  
  Vessel A struck Vessel B on the rear starboard side and ramped up and over Vessel B behind the operator and occupant's seats. 
  
  The operator of Vessel A was ejected during the collision and was retrieved from the water by a witness. Both Vessel A and B came to rest immediately after the collision. 
  
  Vessel A received moderate damage to its keel and eye hook from the bow and back approximately 6 foot. Vessel B received extensive damage to it's starboard side and moderate damage to the engine cowling. Vessel A had a illuminated bow light and stern with electrical tape used to hold the bow light in place. The bow light was very dim but could be seen at a closer distance. Vessel B had well illuminated bow lights. The stern light of Vessel B had been missing since the collision and had been in the area of the point of initial contact. Vessel B was totaled.