RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1620 on March 5, 2022, I was dispatched to a boating incident at the fuel docks of Garrison Bight Marina, Key West.  There was 20 mph of wind with 28mph gusts. I arrived on-scene and made contact with the operator of the striking vessel. 
  
  Operator1 was in operation of V1 attempting to dock at Garrison Bight Marina fuel docks. During his attempt to dock, V1 surged forward. When V1 surged forward, it struck V2 causing damage to the starboard side of V2. When V2 was struck it was pushed into the dock, causing damage to the port pontoon, and knocked the dock approximately five feet off its foundation causing major damage to the dock.
  
  Operator1 stated, “the wind took over his control and my joystick malfunctioned.” He also said that his hip hit the throttle and pushed the vessel forward into the pontoon boat. When he tried to backup, his anchor caught V2 and did more damage. 
  
  I observed about a 12-inch scratch on the starboard side of V1 near the bow. On V2, the starboard side from mid-ship to bow, the aluminum skirting was completely dented in, ripped open, and could see through the hole. The aluminum frame that holds the skirting in place was also damaged. The dock that the pontoon was tied up to was knocked about 5-feet off its foundation. 2x4’s were completely ripped off and PVC pilings were angled to the rig
  