RedactedNarrative: As (V1) was travelling East on the Miami River, a strong outgoing current and wind from the SE pushed (V1) to Port. By the time adjustments were made, (V1) was close to (V2), which was docked in a slip. (V1) collided with (V2) moments later, causing damage to (V2)’s Starboard side window and some of its fiberglass. I gathered witness statements from OP1 and two others. I asked the OP1 to describe how the incident occurred. OP1 stated that as Trainee was being trained on how to operate (V1), they were moving East under the Brickell Avenue bridge. There was a strong outgoing current, which was pushing (V1) to Port, and a wind from the Southeast, which was moving the vessel further in the same direction towards (V2). When OP1, grabbed physical command of (V1) from Trainee, the vessel was already in proximity with (V2), which was docked in a slip. (V1)’s Port Bow collided with (V2)’s Starboard side moments later. The collision resulted in a cracked window located on (V2)’s Starboard side, as well as fiberglass damage. When asked if (V1) sustained any damage, OP1 stated there was no damage to the vessel she was operating