RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was docked at Ft Myers Yacht Basin. V1 caught fire at approximately 0600. Fire was extinguished, V1 burned to about 1 foot above water line.
  
  The fire started at approximately 0600 hours inside the Ft Myers Yacht Basin in the Caloosahatchee River. The owner/occupant of the vessel (FL 8158PK) was sleeping on the vessel with the other occupant. The fire started on the deck near the rear on the starboard side. At the site of the fire, was a plugged in battery charger and three batteries. Both men woke up and attempted to extinguish the fire with a nearby garden hose on the dock. One person sustained burns to both of his hands in the process. The other was uninjured.
  
  An occupant of a nearby docked vessel told me, right around six o’clock AM he heard an alarm of some sort sounding close by. He stepped out onto the deck of his vessel and saw flames above the top of the burning vessel. He also assisted in trying to extinguish the fire with a nearby garden style hose on the dock.
  
  At approximately 0750 hours, FWC Officer arrived at Lee Memorial Hospital to interview Victim. Victim was transported to the hospital by ambulance to have his burns treated. Victim told Officer that he had docked at the yacht basin on 5/21/16, and that he would be heading to Moorehaven the following morning. Victim stated that occupant woke him up saying that they had a fire on the boat. Victim stated that he then attempted to extinguish the fire and burned his hands doing so. Victim stated that the fire looked to have started near where the batteries and battery charger are located. 
  
  The vessel fire was extinguished by Ft Myers Fire department. The vessel was secured at the dock at the yacht basin and is awaiting retrieval from Sea Tow. The State Fire Marshal, Detective is investigating the cause of the fire. At this time cause of the fire is undetermined.
   
  