RedactedNarrative: Deputies received a call regarding a watercraft accident that occurred at the docks at Lord Fletchers Restaurant. Deputies spoke to the witness that saw what happened. He told them that he works at Lord Fletchers. Watercraft #2 was traveling east in the dock area. WC #2 stopped and attempted to back up. While backing up, the watercraft started to turn and hit another watercraft (WC #1) that was tied to the dock.
  
  Operator #2 told the deputies that while arriving at the restaurant he was attempting to park his watercraft when his starboard engine became stuck in reverse. As his boat continued in reverse, he placed the port side engine in drive, which made his watercraft begin to turn. He said he was unable to control his boat and struck a watercraft (WC #1) parked behind him with the swim platform of his watercraft.
  
  Operator #1 told the deputies that she had her watercraft tied to the dock and was eating in the restaurant. She did not see the accident.
  
  WC #1 received some damage. WC #2 did not receive any damage. Life jackets were not being worn in WC #2. There were no injuries. Alcohol was not a factor. Operator #2 was unable to produce a valid registration. He said he had just applied for Coast Guard registration and the documentation that he gave the deputy showed an expiration date of 7/31/2019. Operator #2 was issued and mailed a citation for operating an unregistered watercraft.