RedactedNarrative: On June 1, Arizona Game and Fish Department Major was contacted in reference to a delayed boating incident that occurred at Lake Pleasant Scorpion Bay Marina. Officer1 provided operator2 with a Boating Incident Form to fill out and asked subject to submit it back to him. The narrative per operator2 stated that on May 21, pontoon (vessel 2) was "being docked by a marina professional, a boat out of nowhere ran into the left side causing damage to side well. The driver initially admitted fault, but wouldnt provide his ID." 
  
  On June 8, Officer1 spoke to Operator1 from vessel 1, about the incident, who stated his vessel did drift into the pontoon involved in the incident causing damage to the port side. At the time of the incident, he was not in gear, but stated that it was windy and that the waves were choppy. He also stated that the incident did occur at the Scorpion Bay marina dock. He stated that he was busy trying to put engine cover on when the waves drifted his vessel towards the other vessel. His 13 year old daughter on board was assisting him leaving no one to watch what was going on. OPERATOR1 estimated 10 seconds from when he looked away to when he impacted the pontoon.  He stated that the operator did not stop his boat despite having the opportunity to avoid the collision. He said the operator just watched it collide and told him "You''re going to hit it". No damage was reported to OPERATOR1''s boat, but his vessel did impact the port side at the center of the pontoon causing about $3,000-5,000 in damage. OPERATOR1 stated that he would pay his deductible or repair to fix the vessel, but has had issues dealing with OFFICER2. 
  
  This incident is a civil matter.
  