RedactedNarrative: On July 23, 2021 at approximately 10:05 pm,  a boating incident took place on the Mississippi River near Spruce Harbor. Radio Dispatch advised that one boat hit another causing one boat to partially capsize.  No  injuries were reported and V1 was transporting the operator and two occupants of V2, back to shore. 
  
  Operator and owner of Vessel# 2, V2 Operator, stated he was operating south down Bellevue Slough at a speed that kept the boat on plane following another boat traveling in the same direction. V2 watched as that boat made a quick left  as V2 continued south. At this time V2 observed a different boat, Vessel # 1, traveling the same direction very close to him at a slow speed. V2 made a quick left turn in an attempt to keep from hitting V1. V2 stated that the lights from the cabins on shore must have blended with V1 so he was unable to see V1.
  V2 stated his bow struck V1's port side at the stern causing Vessel #2 to ramp Vessel # 1 and continued at an angle to the left. This collision caused all occupants in V2 to be thrown into the water. All occupants were able to get on top of the partially capsized boat and picked up by V1. No injuries were sustained. Both operators admitted to consuming alcoholic beverages but both tested below .08%. No one was wearing any life jackets