RedactedNarrative: Deputy was dispatched to a report of a watercraft property damage accident. He talked with the operator of WC #1. She said that on 8/23, she and her husband had docked their watercraft at the Wayzata public docks for about 2 1/2 hours while they went to dinner. 
  
  When they got back to their boat, there was a note on the seat from a witness who saw another boat (WC #2), that was slipped next to WC #1, had come loose from its dock ties and was hitting against WC #1. 
  
  The deputy talked with the witness who said that he saw a pontoon boat (WC #2) that had come loose from its rear dock ties but was still tied at the front. The motor and starboard side of WC #2 was hitting and rubbing against the port side of WC #1. He said there were large scratches on both watercraft. 
  
  He tied WC #2 back up and left a note in WC #1. The deputy went to talk to Owner #2 at his residence. Owner #2 said he was out of town that day and his friend had used the boat. The boat was at Owner #2's residence so the deputy and owner went to look at the boat. There were minor scratches on the starboard side and a paint transfer on the starboard side of the motor. Deputy also checked out the damage to WC #1. Both boats were unoccupied at the time of the incident. It is unknown if alcohol was a factor.