RedactedNarrative: On Wednesday June 13, 2018 around 9:30 am, Operator2 was operating his 1991 Beneteau 50 Sailboat, the “Carribean”.  He was docked at Portside Marina to refuel.  When leaving the dock, he put his vessel in reverse and hit the vessel “Sushi” that was docked on the adjacent side.  The Carribean's starboard stern left a deep scratch in the starboard bow of the "Sushi".  At that point, Operator2 tried to redock the Carribean but got swept in the current.  The tide swept him into the stern of another vessel that was docked straight ahead of him, a 25'' SeaVee.  According to witnesses, the impact of that collision left a scratch along the entire starboard side of the Carribean.  Eventually, Operator2 was able to dock the Carribean across from where he was originally docked.  The damage on the Sushi was estimated to be $20,000.  No damage was found on the SeaVee vessel that was struck.  No injuries were reported.  Information about the damage to the Carribean is currently pending.
  
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