RedactedNarrative: V1 was heading North and struck V2 on its port side near the bow while V2 was at anchor. As V1 was traveling North, the occupant Occupant1 was sitting in front of the console and observed V2 at anchor and that they were beginning to get close to it. 
  
  According to Occupant1 he began to shout “there’s a boat” multiple times to alert Operator1. When Occupant1 noticed they still had not changed their course, he turned to face Operator1 who was paying attention to his young son \ whom he had sitting next to him on his left, while Operator1’s mother was to his right. Occupant1 then voluntarily jumped off V1 to avoid the impact. 
  V1 struck V2 on its port side near the bow which caused the cap of V2 to separate (see attached photos) and spin 180 degrees towards its starboard side and was now facing East. V2 occupant1 was standing on the two captain’s chairs behind the helm and was assisting V2 occupant2 re-wire the stern light above the vessels T-top. After the impact V2 occupant1 fell off the chairs onto the vessel’s port side and hit her forehead on an unknown object. V2 occupant2 was standing directly behind the helm and he was thrown towards the starboard side of his vessel and sustained injuries to his lower abdomen when he made contact with a stainless steel cupholder that was mounted on the console of the vessel. V2 occupant2 then continued his direction of travel until he was ejected from the starboard side of his vessel. 
  V1 had damage to the bow under the cap and above the bow eye (see attached photos). Upon impact with V2, V1 listed to its port side which caused Operator1 to be ejected from his vessel. V1 continued on its path for several feet before coming to a complete stop
  
  Toddler suffered a minor bruise to his forehead and a minor laceration to his left arm. He was admitted into Bayonet Point Hospital in Hudson, FL and was released that day. ; Operator’s mother suffered a laceration to her left cheek, wrist and just above her knee as a result of the boating accident. ; 
  
  
  