RedactedNarrative: On 11/24/2018, V1, a vessel in motion, struck V2, a moored vessel.
  
  Vessel 1 (V1), bearing registration FL7038RT, was being operated by Operator 1. And Vessel 2 (V2), a dinner cruise yacht, was moored at the entrance of the Sea Isle Marina. Occupant 1 worked as a server on V2. V2 was unoccupied at the time of the accident. According to Operator 1, he was entering the Sea Isle Marina to dock V1. Operator 1 stated that as he was entering the Marina, he struck V2 with V1. Operator 1 was unable to explain how, exactly, he managed to strike V2 with V1. Occupant 1 arrived on the scene and noticed damage to the starboard haul of V2. It was also noted that the anchor, located at the bow of V1, was damaged. 
  
  I surveyed the scene of the accident. I did not notice any visual or physical obstructions that could have affected Operator 1’s safe operation of V1. There also appeared to be plenty of space for safe vessel maneuverability into the Marina. Furthermore, there were no reports of any mechanical or steering issues with V1.