RedactedNarrative: On May 13th 2014 at approximately 1800 I was dispatched to a vessel accident. Upon arriving at the scene I found that Sea Tow had already pulled the 2 vessels apart and vessel 1 (V1) the striking vessel was tied up in a slip across from vessel 2 (V2). 
  I spoke to the captain of V2 first. He informed me that V1 was coming into the marina to tie up and got caught off guard by the current and the wind. The current was flowing south and the wind was from the northeast. I checked the damage to the vessel. I found that the only damage to V2 was that the bow pulpit was broken off and pushed toward the port side. 
  I then want to talk to the owner of V1. He informed me that he was bringing the vessel into the port when the wind and the current were both strong and he got caught by both. 
  The port side of V1 struck the bow pulpit of V2. The wind pushed V1 west making a large gouge in the hull and racked the deck damaging some of the deck and destroying a winch. The current held the vessels together until Sea tow was able to pull them apart.