RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling at a slow rate of speed toward V2 that was tied to a dock.  V1 struck V2 on starboard side of the stern and continued down the starboard side before coming to a stop. V2, after being struck by V1, struck the dock and damage occurred to V2 and the dock.  V1 had two occupants. V2 was unoccupied. No injuries were sustained.
  
  When Operator1 was interviewed he stated that the following events took place.  He had recently traded a motorcycle for the vessel.  Him and his eight year old son were on the vessel in East Bay when he decided to do some engine maintenance that needed to be done while the engine was running.  He told his son to operate the vessel while he conducted maintenance.  During this time Operator1 was focused on the engine and not the direction that the vessel was traveling.  Operator1 heard and felt the collision with V2's vessel and moved to where the throttle is and placed it in reverse.  
  
  He pulled away from the pontoon boat and the dock where the pontoon boat was tied to.  He stated that he observed a female come out of the residence and walk down the dock.  He said that she did not speak to him and then returned to the residence.  At this time he continued to do maintenance on his vessel and shortly later returned to the public boat ramp on Live Oak St. in Holley.  While he was putting his vessel on the trailer V2 arrived and confronted Operator1 about striking his pontoon boat and causing damage to the vessel and dock. Operator1 said he offered to go look at V2's vessel and dock to see what could be done about it but V2 told him to stay away from him.  Operator1 finished loading his vessel onto the trailer and left the boat ramp.  He was then stopped by Santa Rosa County Deputies at Hwy 87 and Stillwater Cove.