RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling westbound on the NE 15 street canal when it lost power due to engine failure. V1 drifted into V2 which was docked in Pompano Beach. V1 struck V2 at the bow, causing damage to the mechanical anchor system. 
  
  On 6/28/15, at approximately 1920 hours, I was contacted by the Broward Sheriff’s Office in reference to a boating accident that occurred in Pompano Beach. I arrived on scene and met with a witness that saw the accident happen. The witness stated that he observed V1 westbound on the 15 Street canal when it collided with V2. Witness had brief conversation with the operator of V1, in which he took down the operator’s name and phone number along with the vessel information. Witness took a picture of the vessel and the operator of V1. The damage to V2 was to the mechanical anchor system. 
  
  I looked at the picture and I had contact with this vessel about thirty minutes prior to the accident. The operator advised me that his engine was not working properly and that he was going back to his dock. I called the operator of V2 and had him meet me at Alsdorf Park Boat Ramp. 
  
  I met with Operator1 and he informed me that while traveling westbound on the 15th street canal, his vessel lost power and the momentum of his vessel caused it to continue going forward until it collided with the docked vessel. No damage was reported to V1. 
  
  I contacted the owner of V2, who is currently out of town and was informed of the accident. Owner and Operator1 exchanged information over the telephone. No injuries were reported from the occupants of V1. No citations were issued for this accident.