RedactedNarrative: On Friday April 10, 2015 V-1 and V-2 were at dock at Watson Bayou Marina. At approximately 1720 hours, the generator on V-1 exploded and caused the vessel to catch on fire. Two people were on board when the generator exploded. They tried to fight the fire with a water hose and then got off the vessel and ran to shore. Occupant had 2nd degree burns on 20% of his body (face, head, legs and arms). Operator had some small contusions on his right leg and knee. 
  
  The fire started when gasoline vapors were ignited by a spark inside the generator on V-1. V-1 burned and sunk in it's slip and V-2 received fire damage to it's port side and to it's dingy. The dock and shore power boxes were also melted and burned. No criminal intent was found during the course of my investigation and no charges are being filed. Operator had his vessel removed from the Marina and is in contact with the owner of V-2 and the owner of the marina to repair the damages. 
   
  Operator had some small contusions on his right leg and knee. He was treated at Bay Medical Center in Panama City, and released that same night.; Occupant had 2nd degree burns on 20% of his body (face, head, neck, arms, and legs). He was treated for his burns at Joseph Still Burn Center in Augusta, GA. He had to have skin graphs on his neck, arms and legs.