RedactedNarrative: On September 23rd, 2022, at approximately 1300 hours Tennessee Wildlife Officers were called about a two-vessel collision that occurred at the Arrowhead Marina. The initial call was that there we no injuries to any people but that a vessel while unloading struck a parked vessel at the marina. Once officers arrived on scene two third party witnesses were interviewed, and they had stated that while an older model pontoon boat was unloading from the trailer and into the water the wind in the area began to pick up. As the pontoon vessel got off the trailer the operator of that vessel began to drift towards the marina’s dock that held other moored boats. The drifting vessel began to have issues getting the motor to start up. Once the vessel operator got the motor stated the witnesses stated that he put the vessel in gear to turn toward the courtesy dock. As he was making his turn the rear of the Port pontoon contacted a moored pontoon boat at the Marina’s dock. The docked vessel sustained damage to the lower half of the fiberglass cowling. The operator of the vessel once he was interviewed stated that he was making the turn but did not know that he had struck anything. The incident occurred in Rhea County.