RedactedNarrative: At approximately (approx.) 1100 hours (HRS), 3 September 2017, I, Officer (OFC) was notified by the Navajo Lake State Park Visitor Center of a boat accident at the main marina. I was already on another call assisting stranded boaters during severe weather conditions when I was informed of a boat accident where both parties were already off of the water. I asked the office administrator if she could inform the parties that I would be en route, but with a delay. The administrator later informed me that the parties had exchanged insurance information and that one party had already left the scene. By the time I was able to get back on land both parties had left the scene, but one partyu had left their contact information. 
  
  On 9/9/2017, two people made statements in front of Law Enforcement Manager in reference to this incident. They related that the information that was provided by the other boat owner was not valid and that he was rejecting all claims of responsibility. 
  
  They provided an estimate of damages and pictures of the damages to their vessel. They related that on 9/4/2017, while tied off at the courtesy dock during a thunderstorm, their vessel was struck by another vessel that was also tied up. 
  
  Subject1 stated that the other vessel, a Nitro Bass Boat was docked immediately behind the vessel of Subject2 facing the opposite direction. The Bass boat apparently became unsecured and due to the heavy wakes, the stern of the vessel landed on the stern of Subject2's vessel. 
  
  Subject1 then attempted to push the vessel off the swim deck when it became even more unsecured and ended up parallel with the starboard side of Subject2's vessel. Subject1 observed a teenage female and a small baby on board the bass boat, and with the assistance of a passerby, were able to get the baby off the bass boat and to the mother who was on the dock. 
  
  At this time Operator1 crossed Subject2's boat and regained control of the Bass boat. During the incident, Subject1 stated that she received minor cuts and scratches as she tried to protect the boat and rescue the baby. Subject3, who was on the dock had also tried to prevent damage to Subject2's boat and received minor scratches as well. Subject1 provided a statement that her son, subject4 had received a bump on his head from trying to secure the bow of Subject2's boat as it was pushing up on the dock from the weight of the bass boat on the stern of the vessel. 
  
  The estimated cost of damages to vessel A is unknown. The estimated cost of damages to vessel b is $2,136.43 US Dollars. 
  
  The incident is still under investigation. No recording was taken as the interviews were conducted either telephonically or after the incident occurred.
  
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