RedactedNarrative: On friday, july 10, 2020 at approximately 08:00 wildlife officers were notified by telephone from vessel 2''s captain of a boat incident that occurred on july 5, 2020.  V2 owner advised that he found damage on the vessel that occurred at some point over the weekend.  
  
  After speaking with v2 owner, he advised that he obtained security footage from the adjoining business (bluewater grill) of a vessel (v1) leaving the harbor and hitting v2 owner vessel (v2).   
  
  At 13:00 on july 10, 2020 officer interviewed v2 owner at his vessel which is parked in a slip at wrightsbeach marina.  Later that afternoon at 16:30 officer interviewed operator1 and another passenger. 
  
  After speaking with the bar manager of bluewater grill who witnessed the incident, speaking with operator1 and reviewing the damage to vessel 2.  It was determined there was a strong south wind and incoming tide.  
  
  Operator1 who owns and operated vessel 1 left bluewater grill and was attempted to leave the harbor.  Operator1 turned his boat to the left but was unable to complete the turn before his vessels t-top made impact with vessel 2''s bow.  
  
  Passenger stated that she pushed the vessels away from each other but was unaware that the t-top hit.  Subject1 and several tables at the restaurant started to yell to operator1 as he pulled away, but never stopped.  Operator1 stated that he never heard anyone yelling after he left and his yamaha 200 is a two stroke motor which is loud.
  
  V2 owner is unsure of the amount of damage to vessel 2.  He was advised to do a report and get a boat a repair facility for an estimate.  
  
  No injuries were reported.
  No charges filed.
  