RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was moored on dock A at slip unoccupied.
  
  Vessel #2 Operator stated in effect: "I was pulling out of my slip and was attempting to go forward. My port engine stalled and I began to drift into the docked boat making contact with his raised engine. The next morning, I notified the dock master and made contact with the vessel owner."
  
  Witness #1 stated in effect: "I observed a boat back out of slip #16 and hit a boat on slip and left the scene, I notified the owner of the vessel that was struck by telephone after it happened"
  
  Investigation revealed: Vessel #2 was departing from slip on B dock. While attempting to exit the marina his port motor stalled. He tried to regain control of his boat but drifted into Vessel #1's engine striking it with his port bow. As a result Vessel #1 sustained gouge marks on the cowling of the engine and some minor scratches, and a dent mark on the aluminum ladder. No damage sustained to Vessel #2 observed. 
  
  The owner of Vessel #1 also reports the propeller does not spin and he has trouble turning the steering. The owner of Vessel #1 responded to the scene and observed the damage to his vessel and requested a report. At the scene, I observed some gouge marks on the cowling of the engine and dent mark on the ladder. I canvassed the marina for additional witnesses and security footage from the marina, which were negative. The cause of the accident was mechanical failure and operator inexperience, which caused him to lose control of his vessel.