RedactedNarrative: V1 was attempting to dock. V2 was at dock stationary. The starboard bow of V1 struck the port bow of V2. V1 then continued into dock slip. 
  
  Subject stated on 5/10/2019, at approximately 2300 hours, she and her wife were sleeping aboard the vessel. They were woken up by a load noise and a sudden jolt of their vessel. Subject went onto the deck of her vessel and noticed that the vessel next to her slip, had run into her vessel while it was trying to dock. There were no injuries during the accident and Subject called the Naples Police department to report the accident. I conducted a thorough inspection of Subject vessel for damages, the guard rail around the deck, from the bow back to the cabin on the port side was damaged. 
  
  The striking vessel was a blue 44-foot cabin motor boat bearing documentation number DO1126828 and had only the operator aboard during the accident. I asked Operator1 to explain to me what happened. Operator1 stated while he was attempting to dock his vessel, the bow thrusters did not seem to be working properly.  Operator1 was not able to keep full control of his vessel due to this issue and the bow of his vessel struck the port side of the vessel docked next to him. I conducted a thorough inspection of Operator1 vessel for damage, there was a scuff mark on the starboard bow of his vessel where it made contacted the other vessel.
  