RedactedNarrative: On September 3, 2018 at approximately 1654hrs the operator of V2 struck V1 while attempting to dock. I arrived on scene and no parties were injured, V2 had 4 persons onboard. V1 had no occupants aboard and was moored in slip. I interviewed the operator of V2 and he stated he was looking for a spot to moor his vessel to have dinner at Hammerheads Dockside Grill at the Indian River Marina in Bethany Beach, DE when the wind blew his vessel into V1''s vessel. V2 had a cleat on its portside exposed which gouged the bow of V1 leaving a hole in the fiberglass approximately 4" wide and 6" long. V2 had green paint transfer on and above the cleat from where it had struck V1. I detected the presence of alcohol and conducted Field Sobriety Tests and concluded that the V2''s operator showed signs of impairment. V2''s operator was arrested for operating under the influence and negligent operation of a vessel. I am currently waiting for reply from V2''s operator for his insurance policy number, it was unobtainable at the time of the accident. 
  
  I then gathered information from V1''s owner and notified the Coast Guard Station Indian River that a documented vessel was involved in an accident. USCG boarding team then interviewed and inspected V1''s vessel.