RedactedNarrative: The witness stated he observed the hit and run vessel approaching one of the finger docks to moor and observed the boat approaching at a bad angle and too fast. Witness stated as the boat got closer to the dock, the operator jumped off the boat with a mooring line.  The boat struck the dock causing the finger dock to snap off of the main dock, causing substantial damage to the dock. Witness stated that the operator jumped back into his boat and fled down the river. Witness stated that any damage to the boat would have been done to the starboard side.  Witness did not get the registration numbers, as the operator fled quickly, however, he describes the boat as a white fiberglass boat with a brownish/orange pin stripe running down the side, runabout style boat with a walk through windshield, black outboard engine, possibly 16 to 18 feet long. Witness describes the operator as a white male, 30 to 35 years of age, medium height and build, last seen wearing a baseball cap, brown or grey sweatshirt and blue jeans. Witness stated that finger dock number two was the one damaged and the dollar amount of damage is approximately $2000.00.