RedactedNarrative: Operator2 was operating and heading west down a marina channel with the intention of docking his boat. His son V2 occupant was at the stern of the starboard-side of the boat. Operator inexperience, a wind gust, and possible carbon monoxide intoxication caused Operator2s stern to swing north towards a docked boat. V2 occupant became caught between the bow of docked boat and the side of Operator2's boat, however the boats never made contact with one another. Operator2 then powered his boat forward and turned left in an attempt to free V2 occupant. This led to Operator2's boat accelerating into the stern of another docked boat, which was docked on the south side of the channel. Operator2's bow struck the stern railing and pulpit of boat1, causing damage. With the assistance from nearby citizens. Operator2 was able to then move his boat to a nearby open slip where he docked. V2 occupant was transported to a hospital where medical staff applied bandages to scrapes on his abdomen and released him. I was later suggested that carbon monoxide intoxication may have affected Operator2. This suggestion was based on symptoms experienced and was possible caused by the helm enclosure on Operator2s boat.