RedactedNarrative: V1, a 65’ cabin motor vessel, was getting underway from the Stock Island Marina Village fuel dock. Due to the wind conditions, the vessel operator pushed the vessel bow out first, then began motoring forward. 
  
  V2, a 197’ cabin vessel was moored to the dock in front of V1. As V1 was approximately 10’ passed V2 stern, V1’s operator lost control of the vessel and drifted into V2.
  
   V1 then throttled hard into reverse and struck V3, the 22’ tender to V1 which was moored to the fuel dock. V3 was pushed onto the rear swim platform of V1. 
  
  V4, a PWC anchored onto V1’s swim platform was then struck and came loose. V3’s lines snapped and V1 pushed V3 into V5, a 45’ catamaran vessel moored to the dock. 
  
  V5’s lines snapped and V5 became free. V1 was secured back to the fuel dock. V3, V4 and V5 all became adrift and struck V6, a 30’ sailing vessel, and V7, 41’ cabin boat, which were located at 3D Boat Yard, approximately 100 yards from Stock Island Marina Village.