RedactedNarrative: Operator of Vessel #1 stated:  I was trying to moor up on H dock at the marina, but the wind pushed me side to and my contacted the bow of another boat on I dock. I pulled into slip but it was too small and I had to switch to another slip.  Operator1 further stated he was having trouble controlling his vessel due to the 30 MPH Winds.
  
  Subject Stated :  I was sitting at the end of I dock.  I saw a thirty foot sail boat coming into the Transit slips right next to my dock when I felt the dock shake.  I looked over and saw a sailboat pushed up against the piling of the dock I was on (I dock).  I then saw him pull into slip, then back out and pull around to the other side of the dock and pull into Slip.
  
  At that time I had no idea of any of the damages.  Later, I checked the boat and saw that the bow was struck  and broken.  Subject stated that the sail vessel then moved to another slip on he same dock H -46.  He then made contact with Vessels #2's owner and advised him of the situation.  He described the sail vessel as a 30 foot white in color vessel with white calk around the windows,  and a Phoenix flag flying.
  
  Investigation Reveals: Vessel #2 was docked in slip at the Golden Nugget Marine at the time of the incident.  Vessel #1 was attempting to dock in slip within the Golden Nugget Marina.  Due to the high winds that day the operator of vessel #1 was having trouble controlling his vessel, and struck the bow of vessel #2.  Vessel #1 as per Golden Nugget Marina, was then relocated to slip.  At this time Sgt and I made our way to dock.  It was confirmed that the damage to vessel #1 was consistent with vessel #2.  Vessel #2 sustained damage to it's handrail, anchor, and anchor bow pulpit.  Vessel #1 sustained damage to it's handrail and bow of the vessel.  No injuries were reported.  While on scene the witness was able to observe vessel #1 and confirm  positively that it was the vessel he had observed earlier.