RedactedNarrative: On 05/17/22 at approximately 1730 hours, V1 a 60 foot in length, blue in color, commercial cabin style vessel (USCG Documentation # 1132686) was traveling south at approximately 8 knots when it struck the dock bow first at St. Petersburg Yacht Club. The collision caused the dock to collapse then V1 struck V2, a 68 foot in length, white in color Stephens yacht on its starboard side while it was moored. V1 sustained damages to the bow rails and hull estimated at approximately $10,000 and V2 sustained hull damage on the starboard side estimated at approximately $75,000. The dock master at St. Petersburg Yacht Club estimated damages to the dock to be approximately $250,000. V2 was unoccupied at the time of the collision and no injuries were reported.
  
  Operator1 stated that he was departing the St. Petersburg Yacht Club traveling southbound at approximately 7 knots when all of a sudden the vessel lost power due to electrical issues. Operator1 advised that he lost all steering and throttle controls therefore was unable to take evasive maneuvers to prevent the collision with the dock and V2. According to Operator1, there was a mechanic onboard V1 attempting to diagnose electrical issues while the vessel was underway.
  