RedactedNarrative: Sheriff's Office received a report of a hit and run boating accident. A witness at the scene stated he had observed Watercraft #1 pulling out of a restaurant boating channel too fast when the back of his boat swung out hitting WC #2 on the side. The impact from WC #1 knocked WC #2 into the dock, breaking a chunk of wood. WC #1 accelerated to clear the area and almost ran into another boat in the channel. Another witness had taken a picture of WC #1 and it's operator in Excelsior Bay. The deputy was unable to locate the boat and asked the witness to send him the picture so he could ID the operator if he located the boat. They checked the registered owner's house and the boat was not there. At 2207, the deputy located the boat and operator, which matched the descriptions he had been given. At 2213 hours, he stopped the boat and asked the operator if he knew why he was being stopped. He said he didn't know. The deputy told him that he had hit a boat and the operator stated "I didn't think I did any damage when I hit the boat." Deputy told him it was his responsibility to stop and identify himself after an accident and issued him a citation for leaving the scene of the accident. There were no injuries and Operator #1 was not wearing a life jacket. Alcohol may have been a factor but no BAC was obtained.