RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was docked and unoccupied. 
  Operator #2 stated to the effect: I was trying to back the boat into my slip when the wind pushed me down the lagoon back passed it. I tried to straighten my boat out before putting it in reverse and while doing so, hit the front of the other boat across from my slip. 
  
  Investigation revealed: Vessel #1 was docked and secured, bow facing south, unoccupied. Vessel #2 was traveling west in the marina lagoon just passed slip. While Operator #2 attempted to maneuver his vessel, and back into slip, a gust of wind pushed the vessel back east down the lagoon. In an attempt to straighten the vessel in order to back into the slip, Operator #2 over corrected the vessel. As a result, the bow pulpit of Vessel #2, struck the bow railing of Vessel #1. The bow railing of Vessel #1 was crushed on the port side, and moved off station along the starboard side around the entire bow of the vessel. Vessel #2 had small scratches on the upper bow port hull from the loose anchor, to which Owner#l did not wish to report. No injuries were reported. 
  No further action taken ...