RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was docked on the courtesy dock at Cheshire ramp waiting for a food delivery, occupied with four occupants.  
  
  Vessel #2 was occupied by the Operator and his wife, son and two grandchildren.  The Operator was launching his boat off of his trailer. 
  
   The Operator advised that wake from another boat had made his boat move rapidly towards the courtesy dock.  It was then that the operator tried to control his boat and ended up hitting the throttle and getting his hand stuck underneath the throttle hitting the left side of #1 and causing a crack and then glancing off the left side. 
  
   Witness statements also advised that the operator upon launching his boat was full throttle in reverse, causing recklessness and then all other statements are cohesive. On vessel #1, one of the occupants, fifth teen year old was complaining that she had some neck pain. Medics arrived and did a check, and parents advised they would take her to a local doctor. No other injuries were reported.
  
  Upon arrival, I was able to visibly see some of the damage on Vessel #1 on the left side just underneath the window, and on the window itself. The fiberglass appeared to be crack. 6/15/2020 the operator of vessel #1, emailed  me pictures once the boat was out of the water, there were no estimates for damages.
  
  On 6/15/2020, I spoke with the Operator of vessel #2, on the phone and he advised that he did have damage to his vessel once he was able to see it out of the water, he will be sending pictures later today. The operator of vessel #2, that he did have an injury from his hand being stuck under the throttle. He advised that he had severely sprained his right hand.
  