RedactedNarrative: Offs. were patrolling the marine safety zone along with the Coast Guard for the Newport Bermuda Race on June 20, 2014. During that time both  officers observed a hull vessel (Five Star) making a significant wake heading towards the safety zone.  Officers then started making way in the direction of the Five Star with the blue light on.  As they got closer to the Five Star, officers activated the siren.  The Five Star maintain it’s course and speed.   As 
  they got closer they observed a white hull vessel (North Star) headed in a southerly direction at a slower speed. As officers continued to monitor the boats, the “Five Star struck the “North Star” on it’s starboard side without taking any alteration in course or speed. Both vessels stopped.  Officers then went to the vessel “North Star to check for injuries.  The operator, stated he didn’t see the boat coming. 
  The only injury was a cut on his knee.  Officers then observed a small amount of water coming in.  The Coast Guard then towed the “North Star” to Ft. Adams.  The operator of the “Five Star” was issued a RITT for “Failure to take appropriate action to avoid collision.  Off.made their way to Ft. Adams to obtain info from Operator1 and then cleared the scene.