RedactedNarrative: On Friday March 31, 2017 at approximately 5:00pm, I was on land patrol in my marked patrol truck in Miami-Dade County, when I received a call from dispatch that an approximately 40 foot vessel (Vessel #1) had collided with a docked vessel (Vessel #2). The accident was reported with injuries at Crandon Park Marina Pier 1 Key Biscayne Florida.
  
  I responded to Crandon Park Marina at about 1730 hrs. I met occupants aboard V1. The collision involved a 48 foot sail boat and a 64 foot yacht. At the scene both vessels were still in the same position as the collision see attached picture. I took a statement from Subject1 who stated that as they were trying to dock the vessel the wind blew V1 into V2 next to them. After speaking with the second occupant he also said as they were attempting to dock the wind blew them into V2.  I remained at the scene until the boat was secured to its proper slip with the assistance of towboat us.
  
  The owner and operator of V1 was injured at the time of the collision from attempting to stop V1 colliding with V2. Operator stated that while he was attempting to dock the boat the bow thruster did not work while he attempted to back out of the slip to get a better position. When backing out a line that was on the piling got caught with his vessel which did not allow him to back out.  A gust of winds then blew V1 onto V2. Operator right knee was trapped between V2 anchor causing a contusion possible dislocation. 
  
  Operator was transported to Mercy hospital where he received medical treatment.
  
  