RedactedNarrative: EPO reported that Boat Owner/Operator approach him in Wickford, NK and stated that he was involved in a boating accident.  Operator1 stated that he was operating his 35’ Catalina sailboat in Wickford Harbor and was headed towards Southwick Boatyard where he moors his boat.  He said a Safe Sea tow boat was ahead of him and a blue sailboat under sail was behind the Safe Sea tow boat.  Sea Safe then made a 180’ turn in front of Operator1’s boat to come alongside the fuel dock.  Operator1 was forced to put his boat in reverse to avoid a collision.  Winds were approximately 20 knots and the tide was coming in.  Operator1’s boat was pushed by the wind and tide into the Pleasant St. dock.  His boat also struck a vessel’s ( Red Pelican) bow which was moored in the end slip.  Owners of the Red Pelican said they were on board below their boat at the time of the collision.  They felt the impact but did not observe the accident.  They noted that there was no visible damage to their boat.   
  
  EPO then met with Capt. who operated the Safe Sea tow boat at the time of the accident.  Capt. stated that he was transiting thru Wickford Harbor headed for the fuel dock.  When he approach the dock he turned his vessel 180° to place his starboard side to the dock.  The sailboat that followed him (Catalina) was approximately 60-70’ away.  He observed the sailboat get pinned against the moored vessel, Red Pelican, and then the owner of that boat pushed the sailboat off.