RedactedNarrative: DEM Officer1 and Officer2 responded to a boating accident that occurred in the vicinity of Jamestown waters involving two boats.  The boats involved were transported to Conanicut Yacht Club.  When officers arrived at the yacht club, they observed that one of the boats, a 2014  29-ft Edgewater (Vessel 1) owned and operated by V1 Operator, had a 3-ft scratch in the gel coat.  
  
  The second vessel (Vessel 2), a 1985 17-ft Boston Whaler operated by V2 Operator sustained damage to the port gunwale, windshield, and forward railing.  According to reports, passengers of both vessels were actively fishing prior to the collision.  
  
  Boat operator, V1 Operator, finished fishing for the day and was headed in a northwesterly direction towards the sun in his 29’ Edgewater.  He was throttling up at 10-20 mph headed directly towards the portside of V2 Operator’s Boston Whaler.  Because of the glare of the sun, V1 Operator did not see the the Boston Waler (Vessel 2) until his boat was just about to collide with it.  
  
  V1 Operator cut his wheel hard to starboard causing his boat to make contact with the port gunwale of the Boston Whaler.  The Boston Whaler then spun counterclockwise making contact again with the port gunwale about midship, continued running down the port gunwale with the underside of the Edgewater. The impact caused a wall of water to gush up and over the portside of the Boston Whaler flooding the boat.  No injuries were reported.