RedactedNarrative: Upon arrival, I learned that a PWC (vessel 1) struck two other vessels moored at the dock.  I located the operator of the PWC, and spoke with the operator and her father (the owner). 
  
  Operator stated that she was attempting to dock her PWC on her starboard side and was nervous because a person from the dock was watching her intensely.  She thought she put the PWC in reverse and gave it some gas.  The PWC lurched forward striking a 21’ Chaparral (vessel 3) which was moored.  Operator then went further out and attempted to dock on her port side.  She then struck another vessel that was moored.  Neither vessel 2 nor 3’s owners witnessed the incident. 
  
  I did speak to a witness who was moored on the opposite side of the Dock.  He stated that Operator did appear to be having trouble and he was watching her.  He stated that she came to dock next to vessel 3 and struck that vessel on 3 different occasions while manipulating the shifter on the PWC.  She then went back out into open water, attempted to dock next to vessel 2, and struck that vessel.
  No further details at this time.
  
  Boating incident initial investigation was recorded via body camera.
  