RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was tied off to dock at marina. Owner #1 was inside WC #1 watching television when he felt WC #1 get hit. Owner #1 went up top on WC #1 and saw Watercraft #2 was on the port side of WC #1. Another vessel (Boardwalk) was helping WC #2 put out bumpers. Owner #1 noticed a small boat assisting WC #2 with rope, attempting to pull WC #2 away from the dock. Owner #1 didn't know who or have any registration for the small boat helping. WC #2 was able to clear the dock and able to proceed. Owner #1 didn't know of any damage until a boater passing by advised Owner #1 that they must have gotten hit really hard, leaving a nice scrape. Owner #1 believed that wind was the factor for the collision.
  
  Watercraft #2 was leaving the dock at the marina. Operator #2 stated he was being pulled away from the dock with the help of a small boat, unknown registration or who they were. Operator #2 stated they had bumpers out on WC #2 and one person was outside on WC #2 wearing a Type III life jacket. Operator #2 stated WC #2 was in neutral while being pulled out when the wind caught the bow of WC #2, pushing it into WC #1. WC #2 then had the help of a second rope from the small boat and was able to get away from the dock and proceed. Operator #2 advised he didn't realize any damage was done to either boat. Operator #2 checked WC #2 and noticed no damage.
  
  Witness #1 advised he was in the watercraft Boardwalk, tied directly to the marina dock. WC #2 was tied off on the port side to Witness #1's watercraft. Witness #1 saw WC #2 tried to pull off when a gust of wind caught and pushed WC #2 into WC #1. Another boat was attempting to help pull them from the dock, but wasn't sure of who or what the registration on the boat was. Witness #1 stated the wind was terrible that day and was the reason for the incident.
  