RedactedNarrative: On Saturday June 9, 2018 I responded to a property damage boat accident in North Shore Marina. I made contact with S1 and his wife. Operator1 docks his vessel, bearing Delaware registration DL8524AK, in the marina. He stated that around 1020hrs he was backing his vessel out of his slip in D dock with his wife on board. The wind was pushing his vessel back into the docks when he was entering the channel. While Operator1 was facing forward, the stern of his vessel struck the anchor on the bow of another vessel that was docked next to him. 
  
  Operator1''s wife was on board as well and saw the engine area hit the bow of the second vessel. The owner of the second vessel was not on board or at the marina at the time. Operator1 stated that his wife pushed his vessel away from the second vessel and he continued to leave. When Operator1 shifted his vessel forward he made contact with a piling in the marina with the bow of his vessel. This caused little damage to the vessel, however it caused damage to the piling and bent it. No injuries were sustained to Operator1 or his wife during the collision.
  
  When Operator1 returned to the dock he passed the owner of the second vessel, who left the scene to take his family out. Both subjects knew our agency had been contacted and Operator1 waited for my arrival. I observed a small amount of damage to Operator1''s vessel on the post for the  t-top. I collected Operator1''s information and did not issue any citations. I made contact with S2 who had his vessel anchored on a sandbar near Masseys Landing. S2 stated that his anchor on the bow of his vessel was bent and he was having difficulties with his automatic winch to pull his anchor back up. I asked S2 to send me his vessel registration information and damage of the vessel and cleared the scene. When S2 sent me the information he stated that he spoke with Taylor Marine and got an estimate of $4,300 to fix the damgage. I spoke with the manager of Indian River Marina, and she stated the estimated cost to fix the piling would be $2,500 and a bill would be sent directly to Operator1.
  