RedactedNarrative: On June 14, 2015, at approximately 1917 hours, Officers were dispatched to a call for an overturned vessel with people in the water behind 132 S. Anchorage Dr. North Palm Beach. 
  
  I spoke to the owner/operator of vessel who stated that he and his son and daughter were aboard his vessel, an 18’ 1995 VIP marine center console (FL 9065 JC). Operator1 had a new motor put on his vessel and was having mechanical issues with the throttle. 
  
  Operator1 entered the canal with a west bound heading, once he got to his slip he turned his vessel around and was facing east. According to Operator1 this is where he began to have trouble with his throttle. Operator1 over shot his slip and began reversing and the boat began to turn to the northeast. Operator1 was having trouble getting the throttle from reverse to forward. Operator1 got the boat into forward gear but with too much power and his vessel veered across the canal, striking a docked vessel (V2 FL 7339 CE) across the canal on the north side. 
  
  The left side of bow made contact with the starboard side of the docked vessel causing the Operator1’s vessel to ride over the top of the docked vessel. The Operator1’s vessel began taking on water over the transom of the vessel. Operator1 and his son were able to get their vessel out of gear and off the docked vessel. The Operator1’s vessel continued to take on water over the transom causing the stern to become filled with water. According to the Operator1’s the vessel began to list towards the starboard and the stern began to go underwater. At that time they told me they were able jump into the water and clear themselves from the vessel as it began to capsize. They made it safely to the dock on the south side of the canal. 
  
  The struck vessel is a red 27’ 1983 Phoenix Cabin Sport fish. The vessel suffered damage to the starboard side gunnel and rail, as well as port side gunnel where it made contact with the dock when struck by Operator1’s vessel. The dock suffered damage to a piling as well as the planks attached to the piling. 
  
  Operator1 will not be charged with any criminal/civil citations.