RedactedNarrative: On February 28th, 2021 at approximately 0950 hours, a recreational vessel with two persons on board was involved in a collision with two docked recreational vessels (pontoon & center console) and a dock. The collision occurred on the north dock at the Sebastian Inlet Marina in Micco, Brevard County. The collision did not result in injuries to any of the occupants. Three vessels were damaged in the collision along with a power post in the marina, total estimated damage of $2,750. 
  OP1 stated, 
  •	He released from the dock with bow facing east
  •	Shifted to forward, engine stalled
  •	Wind pushed bow to the north
  •	Started boat and shifted to reverse, boat lurched forward
  •	Collision with propeller of pontoon, collision with side of blue boat, collision with dock (light box)
  Weather:
  Weather conditions at 0953 hours on February 28th, 2021 in Micco, Florida were described by Weather Underground as 79 degrees Fahrenheit, clear; winds were South East at 18 miles per hour with gusts of 23 mph. The water conditions at the accident site were described by the operator choppy with strong winds. Operator indicated weather did play a factor in the accident. 
  Conclusion:
  Based on all evidence and information gathered to date, I have concluded that operator of V-1 suffered a mechanical failure with the shift system causing his vessel to go forward when he shifted it into reverse. The unintentional change of direction caused V-1 to impact the propeller of V-2 with its port side, V-1 then impacted V-3 on its starboard side before striking the dock head on with the keel impacting a marina power post.
  