RedactedNarrative: On this date I was detailed to the area of the fuel dock at Schooner Island Marina in Wildwood, for a vessel accident with an injured passenger. Upon arrival I observed a 40' Sportfishing vessel moored at the fuel dock at Schooner Island Marina. The injured passenger had already been transported from the scene by ems personnel.
  
  I met with Operator #1 who stated, in effect, when I left the fuel dock, the wind and tide pushed my boat toward the docked boats and she tried to push us off with her foot. She got caught between the boats."
  
  I was unable to meet with Victim due to her being rushed to the hospital and then being taken for surgery. Investigation at the scene revealed that Vessel #1 left the fuel dock facing South. Due to the strong current in the area and gusting winds, Vessel #1 was pushed East, toward the docking area. The starboard bow of Vessel #1 made contact with bow pulpit of Vessel #2, which was moored at the dock. Victim was at the bow of Vessel #1 and attempted to keep the vessels apart by pushing with he
  legs. She became caught between the vessels resulting in a broken leg (compound fracture). 
  
  The bow rail of Vessel #1 was bent and broken away from the deck at one of the mounting locations. Fiberglass residue from Vessel #2 was visible on the bow cleat. Vessel #2 sustained minor fiberglass chipping to the underside of the bow pulpit. Victim was transported from the scene prior to my arrival by Wildwood EMS and treated for her injuries at Atlantic City Medical Center.
  