RedactedNarrative:      Operator of vessel #1 stated, "I thought the vessel was untied and was backing out of my slip when the dock broke.  Then we started drifting and the other two boats rubbed against each other.  I did not think there was any damage to the other boats.  We tied everything back up, as best as we could and left."  
  
       Investigation at the scene revealed that, vessel #1 departed the scene prior to my arrival.  I met with the caller and manager of the marina.  Same advised that he wished to report a vessel accident in which one vessel had left the scene.  
  
  Subject showed us the vessels that had damage and the dock that had been damaged.  Subject stated that he had contacted the other two vessel owners and advised them of the above incident.  Subject also stated the he has had issues in the past of Operator having many guests at his tailer and consuming alcohol.  
  
  He also believed that alcohol played a role in todays accident.  Subject advised that he would tend to the broken dock and made sure the other vessel were secured to the docks properly.  A check of the scene revealed that Operator had struck the adjacent finger pier to the port side of his vessel.  This occurred with such force that it broke it from the main dock.  The finger pier had vessel #2 still moored to it.  During this time vessel #2 continued to travel into with its out board motor in the upright position and struck vessel #3.  Vessel #3 remained moored in its slip.  All vessels sustained scratches to their fiber glass.  It is unknown if there was any additional damage to vessel #2 trim tilt / steering components.  No injuries were reported.
  