RedactedNarrative: OPERATOR 1’s vessel (Vessel 1) was being towed by another vessel which was not identified into Hayden Lake Marina from Hayden Lake due to not having any gas in the vessel thus making it inoperable. While being towed into the marina OPERATOR 1’s boat started to drift off to the right and was heading bow first into a docked vessel (Vessel 2) who was not on scene at the time. When OPERATOR 1's vessel (Vessel 1) was about to collide with the docked vessel (Vessel 2) a passenger on OPERATOR 1's vessel willingly decided to jump off the boat and attempted to stop the collision. While attempting to stop the vessels from colliding PASSENGER cut open her left forearm on OPERATOR 1's vessel. The cut ensued from her own body weight jumping into the water and her arm getting caught on the front starboard cleat. The two boats then collided at no more than 5 mph and left a large dent and scratch on VESSEL 2. PASSENGER then realized her arm was in pain and showed the other passengers on OPERATOR 1s vessel. Upon realization of the damage that occurred to PASSENGER’s arm OPERATOR 1 and his passengers brought PASSENGER onto the dock and told bystanders to call 911. Attendants at the marina attempted to help PASSENGER by applying gauze to her arm and bringing her up to ambulance once it arrived.
  Investigators have exhausted all resources to gather additional information but the boat that was towing OPERATOR 1's vessel has not been identified. Furthermore, several passengers on OPERATOR 1's boat have not been able to be identified despite numerous efforts to gather the passenger information.
  All known information has been provided.
  