RedactedNarrative: On 04-22-16 at about 1424 hrs., I was dispatched to Hagadone Marina gas docks regarding a vessel crash.
  
  Upon my arrive, I observed a 26 foot Wellcraft Nova cabin boat with a scratch in the fiberglass and five small gouges in the fiberglass all in a line on the bow.  I also observed a 30 Sea Ray Sundance cabin boat with quarter size chip of fiberglass on the transom and spider web fractures in the fiberglass along the swim deck.  
  
  I contacted D1 and collected his driver’s license and boat registration.  I asked Operator1 what happened and he told me the following;  He had Hagadone Marina Service launch his vessel from the trailer and tie it to the dock.  He loaded his remaining equipment and started the motors.  His vessel was then untied and was pushed away from the dock.  Operator1 stated he put one motor in forward and one in reverse to rotate the vessel clockwise. (common practice for boaters with twin engines).  Operator1 stated the motor which was in reverse stalled out causing the vessel to go forward striking the Sea Ray which was tied to the next dock over.     
  
  Operator1 statement is consistent with the damage and scene.  At this time Operator1 has not been issued any citation.  
  
  I completed a vessel safety inspection on Operator1’s vessel.  I photographed the damage on both vessels. The photographs were saved to a CD and booked into evidence.
  
  I contacted RO by phone and he was advised of the damage to his boat.  He was provided the case number to this report and was told to contact the sheriff’s office if he had any question.