RedactedNarrative: On October 19, 2019, I, US Ranger was dispatched to the Bullfrog boat pump out station for a vessel accident with no injuries. Upon my arrival, two houseboats were docked at the pump out.
  
  I contacted the operators of both vessels. The operator of Vessel #1 stated that he was approaching the dock from the south when Vessel #2 cut him off causing him to strike the rear starboard side upper deck of the other vessel. He stated to me he put his vessel in reverse in an attempt to avoid the collision, but the wind was too strong to prevent a collision.
  
  I then spoke to the operator of Vessel #2 who stated that he was already docked at the boat pump out when the operator of Vessel #1 struck his vessel. He stated in order to pump his vessel he needed to dock on the port side which caused him to cross the path of Vessel #1. He stated he had the right of way to the other vessel.
  
  I then investigated the damage and observed damage on Vessel #1 on the starboard side upper deck. I then observed on Vessel #2 a crack in the starboard upper deck and a scrape of the starboard side rear corner. I determined that Vessel #2 was docked or near docked when Vessel #1 struck the upper deck of Vessel #2 causing the damage.
  
  No injuries were reported. I took photos of the damage. Other passengers were unavailable to add to the report.
  
  End of Report
  