RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 (V1) – 1996, 18' 6” Chaparral 1830 Sport Open Motorboat w/6 Cylinder Mercruiser Inboard 
  Vessel #2 (V2) – 2017, 20' AHQ Luxor D8 Cabin Motorboat w/2 Mercury Outboard Engines – 159.3 HP
  
  On 08/15/2017, sometime around 08:15 p.m., these two vessels were tied to dock/mooring on Puget Sound at the Fort Flagler State Park dock located near Nordland, WA in Jefferson county.  
  
  According to the Park Ranger at Fort Flagler State Park, on this date and time, he was advised that a vessel collision had occurred at the Fort Flagler dock but the damaged vessel (V1) was now located at Mystery Bay State Park.  Ranger traveled to Mystery Bay State Park where he met with owner of V1.
  
  V1 owner told Ranger that the extent of the damage to his vessel led him to believe that someone had rammed his vessel multiple times and left.  V1 owner indicated that he had left his vessel (V1) at the Fort Flagler dock at 12:00 p.m. on 08/12/2017.  When he returned to his vessel at 07:00 p.m. on 08/15/2017, he noticed that his vessel had been moved on the dock and was damaged.  
  
  V1 owner said that he spoke to an individual on the dock about the damage.  V1 owner said Subject had moved his vessel so that he could fit his sailboat on the dock.  V1 owner thought Subject did not see the damage when he first arrived but did notice that his stern line was broken and had tied down with a different line.       
  
  At about 09:50 p.m., Ranger returned to the dock at Fort Flagler State Park and made contact with Subject who had witnessed the incident.  Subject quickly explained that another person had moved V1 owner's vessel.  He further explained that he did see the damage done to the vessel upon arriving but thought it was bird poop.  He has also noticed two different tie lines on the boat and another frayed bow line on the dock.  
  
  Ranger returned to work on 08/18/2017, after his days off.  He spoke to Ranger2 who had updates on the collision.  Ranger2 advised that a camper, had contacted him about damage done to his newly purchased vessel (V2).  Ranger2 went down to the campsite, took photos, and recorded the vessel and contact information from the owner.  He then spoke to the camper2 who advised that he had witnessed what occurred. 
  
  Subject2 explained to Ranger2 that the bow line on V1 (V1 owner) had come un-done from the dock, had swung out, and was striking the bow of V2.  Subject2 then took another rope and re-secured V1.  He said that he checked for the owners of the vessels for several days but was only able to find the owner of V2.     
  
  0 Injuries / 0 Fatalities
  No Apparent Alcohol Involvement
  V1 Damage Estimated at $3,000 / V2 Damage Estimated at $2,500
  PFD Wear N/A as both vessels were tied to dock/mooring at the time of incident
  Both Vessel Owner's had a mandatory Boater Education Card
  