RedactedNarrative: V1 was docked behind V2. V1 was running one of the engines out of gear to level out the hours. The operator of V1 removed the console cover which put the vessel into gear. V1 moved forward and broke free from where it was docked. V1 made contact at the rear of V2 before the operator could stop the vessel.  
  
  On February 19, 2018, I responded to the Miami Yacht show in reference to a Boating Accident. I learned that the incident occurred on February 13, 2018. The operator of V2 informed me that his company brought the vessel to Miami for the Yacht show. This operator said his vessel was docked facing South in front of V1. He said that V1 got thrown into gear and broke loose from where it was docked. He said that V1 made contact with V2 causing damage. He said a company provided by the Yacht show arrived the following day and started repairing the fiberglass on his vessel. 
  I spoke with the operator of V1 and learned that V1 was docked behind V2. I learned that one of the engines was left running to level out the hours. The operator of V1 said he went to retrieve an item from the console and moved the cover. He said he accidentally bumped the gear which made the vessel move forward. He said V1 came loose and moved forward. He said the Bow of V1 made contact with Stern of V2.