RedactedNarrative: V1 hit V1 port stern to port stern. V1 was moored/docked.
  
  Subject1 stated, the double-decker tan pontoon was traveling east in Matanzas Pass and made a turn to travel west when the port stern of the vessel operated by Operator2 struck the port stern of the unoccupied vessel tied to the dock facing east. She stated when the vessels hit, they “crunched pretty good”. She jumped onto the docked vessel (FL3357TC) and asked the operator to hang out for a few minutes. Operator2 spun the double-decker around then stated, “There’s no damage” and continued to head east away from the scene. Subject1 yelled back, “There’s damage just hang out for a minute”.  The double-decker continued to head east through Matanzas Pass.  Then stated, “Dude, just wait”, and they yelled back from their vessel, “there’s no damage”.
  
  Operator2 admitted to being the operator of the double-decker pontoon and striking the docked vessel. Operator2 also claimed to have inspected the other vessel from a distance and couldn’t see any damage and that he could hear people yelling at him but couldn’t understand them (Vessel still within 15’ of docked pontoon with Dock Master yelling at him). Operator2 then explained he figured the people on the dock could see the Bay Water logo on the side of his rental boat and would just call in. Operator2 also stated the reason he was at the dock was to use the restroom because he was having stomach issues and needed to use the restroom urgently, but after the accident he drove approximately 45 minutes south to the rental company before having to do so
  