RedactedNarrative: The pontoon was tied at the dock and not in motion while we waited for my parents and family to gather things from the beach area and proceed to come to the dock.  During this time, Operator2 had dropped off a girl-friend at the dock with the jet-ski and quickly zipped away from the dock.  As my wife and daughter were taking the tubes to the truck, Operator2 came back to pick up the girl-friend and before coming to the dock he shut off the jet ski and had no control of the jet-ski from that point and collided straight into the starboard side of the pontoon causing a dent into the pontoon float.
  
  When my wife and daughter came back to the boat I told them what had happened.  My wife told Operator2 that she would need insurance information because they would have to pay for the damage.  Operator2 told my wife that he did not have any of that information on him but his dad did.  My wife asked Operator2 where his dad was and he told her that he was out on the lake with the other jet-ski.  My wife took the jet-ski license and told Operator2 to go get his dad.
  
  During this time I walked up to the contact station to report what happened and to send someone (a DNR personal) to the boat landing to fill out a report. I walked back to the dock and Operator2's dad was there.  He came to me and told me that he would take care of the damages and to let him know what it would cost.  He also stated that prior to this that Operator2 had totaled his car. Then the DNR truck came to the boat landing and 2 Forest Rangers stepped out.  I went to talk to the rangers and operator2 dad went to see the damage on the pontoon boat and to talk to my wife.  I explained what had happened to the Forest Rangers and gave them any information they needed like my driver license and boat registration card.
   