RedactedNarrative: Boat accident occurred during the Mid-Atlantic Trump Train Boat Parade in Norfolk, VA. The parade of boats made their way south from the James River and Chesapeake Bay and then east, on the red side of the channel in the Elizabeth River, circled in front of Waterside Marina in a counter-clockwise fashion, and then exited the circle on the green side of the channel toward the west ad back out toward the James River. 
  
  Boat #2 had engine troubles and broke down inside the middle of the counter-clockwise circle. The operator of boat #1, who was a good samaritan, helped the owner of Boat #2 to get his boat to Waterside Marina. 
  
  They attached a small rope between the two vessels, and Boat #1 made its way from the middle of the circle, heading in a northeast direction, and through the crowd of moving vessels. The operator of Boat #3 observed Boat #1 cross his bow from port to starboard. He then observed the small rope coming from the stern and shifted his engines into reverse, trying to avoid the towed vessel. 
  
  The "V" of the bow on Boat #3 came into contact with the starboard gunwale of Boat #2, causing the gunwale to break and starboard bow railing to come dislodged on Boat #2. The bow of Boat #3 received small gouges in the gelcoat.
  