RedactedNarrative: OPERATOR stated he was going to drive the Athena out of the dock and onto the lake. He set up two spotters as he backed out of the slip and made his turn. However, once he started going forward a gust of wind measuring approximately 10-12 miles per hour hit the starboard side of his vessel and pushed the port side of the vessel into the dock and two other vessels that were docked and unoccupied at the time.
  
  OPERATOR then put the boat into neutral and a captain from Antelope Point Marina came on board and piloted the vessel back into its slip. When the vessel was in the slip, all of the passengers went out on the lake to get away from the accident. OPERATOR met with Subject1 and then went to join the rest of his party on the lake.
  
  Damage:
  
  The damage to the vessel named “Athena” included multiple dents, scrapes and cracks all along the port side from bow to stern. Two windows on the port side were also shattered and the support beam between the windows was broken. Also the trim on the stern was torn up with a large dent on the port side of the stern.
  
  The damage to the vessel named “P.R.III” included multiple cracks across the water slide as well as torn metal brackets that hold the slide onto the vessel. I also noticed that the rubber corner protection on the aft port side of the vessel was damaged but I was unsure if that was caused by this accident or a different one.
  
  The damage to the vessel named “Risk Taker” included scratches on the anchor that is mounted on the bow. The anchor also was bent and the mount that was attached to the vessel was bent. I was unable to determine if the damage extended into the gel coat on the vessel.