RedactedNarrative: On the evening of July 13th I, Sgt., responded to a boating incident at Morningstar marina involving two yachts with no injuries.
   
  When I arrived vessel 1(vo1) a 38 foot Bertram, The Jenni, was laying against vessel 2(vo2) a unoccupied 53 foot Fleming which was docked at the marina and a dock piling. The anchor located on the bow of vo1 was lodged into the side of vo2 just below a window on the starboard side of the cabin. The end of the anchor had punctured a hole all the way thru the wall.( see attached photos)
  
  At slack tide vo1's anchor was slowly removed by assistance from Tow Boat US which was tied off to the starboard side of the Bertram. Once removed the Bertram was then towed to Brunswick Landing marina.
  
  I interviewed the owner/operator and crew of vo1,The Jenni at Brunswick Landing marina.
  The Jenni owner stated that "they approached the dock from the south into the slip area, lost propulsion and got dragged by a fierce current into the channel. The boat than struck another boat and came to a complete stop."
  
  Crew member stated “approached dock from the south entrance, lost control with fast current, the vessel turned 90 degrees and came to rest against a pole and another vessel.
  
   At the time of the incident vo2 had no one on board and was tied off to the marina dock. 
  
  The damage to vo2 consisted of 
  1. The hole below the window(outside gel coat and inside trim) 
  2. Small gouge  to the teak trim rail.
  3. Two areas to the gel coat above the trim rail.
  
  On July 20th, (owner of vo2) sent an email with an estimate for the repairs from Hinckley Yacht Services in Savannah. The total estimate was for $5747.51 which included yard services if needed. 
  
  There was no damage to vo1.
  
  