RedactedNarrative: On August 4, 2018 at 13:15 I, Officer, received a call from dispatch about a boat accident at Wolf Creek Marina. Officer and I then responded to the accident and arrived on scene at 13:22 hours. Upon arrival I was flagged down by a worker at the marina. I observed two vessels tied up at the Wolf Creek Marina with occupants inside. On scene was a white Formula, Kentucky registered vessel (KY-0091-KE), (Vessel 2), with damage to the fiberglass on the port side and a broken windshield. Inside of the vessel was owner/operator and passenger. Both occupants advised that they did not have any injuries and did not need medical attention. Also on scene was a white and black Bayliner, Kentucky registered vessel (KY-0794-VK), (Vessel 1), with black scuff marks on the bow of the vessel. Inside of the Bayliner was operator, passenger, their juvenile son (approximately 1 year old), and their juvenile daughter (approximately 3 years old). The occupants advised that they did not have any injuries and did not need medical attention. 
  
  Operator2, operator of Vessel 2, advised that his party were en route to the Wolf Creek Marina and were sitting inside of the harbor with the boat adrift. He also advised that his boat was not anchored. Operator2 was sitting in the passenger seat of the vessel adjusting the radio and his passenger was in the back right seat of the vessel. He advised that he did not hear anything coming and the vessel operated by Operator1, Vessel 1, suddenly struck the port side bow of his vessel.
  
  Subject reported that they were headed to the Wolf Creek Marina to use the restroom and refuel their vessel. Before going to the marina they decided to pull the vessel out of the way and let the vessel sit adrift. She advised that their vessel was suddenly struck on the port side by the vessel operated by Operator1. She reported that Operator1 then put the vessel in reverse and backed off their vessel. 
  
  Operator1 reported that he was in the idling through the harbor of Wolf Creek Marina when his juvenile daughter attempted to pull a towable tube from the bow of the vessel toward the stern. The juvenile daughter was standing near the throttle of the vessel and when she began pulling on the towable tube the throttle was further engaged. The vessel then accelerated and struck Vessel 2 in the left bow side. Operator1 advised that it happened very quickly and he did not have time to slow the vessel before it struck Vessel 2. Operator1 informed that he was not the owner of the vessel and it was a rented vessel from State Dock Marina.
  
  The two vessel's then returned to the Wolf Creek Marina and were moored to the dock. After collecting all pertinent information and photographing both vessel's Operator1 left the scene to return to State Dock Marina. Operator2 left the scene to load his vessel on his trailer located at the boat ramp at Wolf Creek Marina. I cleared the scene at 14:51.
  
  ***No one was injured as a result of this boating incident.
  
  