RedactedNarrative: On April 19th 2016, at approximately 1640 hours, vessel 1 was traveling southbound on the Blue Jay Canal in Cape Coral, Lee County Florida. According to the owner and operator of vessel 1, he looked down for a minute causing his boat to veer off course and strike the boat canopy covering vessel 2 which was on a boat lift. 
  
  The Canopy struck the bridge's windshield breaking it. It road down the starboard side of the boat striking the bimini tops support posts causing it to break free and strike Operator knocking him down. 
  
  Operator refused medical treatment. The canopy continued down the side getting caught over the radar arch loosening the seam between the flybridge and arch. The momentum and angle of the arch caused the canopy to dislodge and loosen the dock The canopy frame was secured to the boat lift and the pilings which support the boat lift. 
  
  The impact of vessel 1 hitting the canopy's frame, tore it from the boat lift and support braces, causing one of the canopy's main beams to bend. The anchoring bolts tore out pilings on the northern main beam of the boat lift. 
  
  The boat lift beam landed in the water along with northern bunk that support the boat. Vessel 2 slid forward down the bunk and under the dock. The canopy frame landed on the T-Top of vessel 2 causing a tear in the canvas and scuffed the T-Tops frame. It also cracked the mounting bracket for the anchor light mounted on the T-Top. When the canopy fell onto the dock it hit the docks power supply pedestal cracking it near the bottom, Vessel 1 was at fault of careless operation.