RedactedNarrative: On September 7th, 2020, at approximately 15:00 hrs, game warden was on patrol around Clinton Lake in Douglas County Kansas. A call came out over the radio about a criminal damage complaint at the Clinton Marina. Warden responded. Subject owned a boat that was docked in a slip near the end of one of the marina docks. Subject reported that someone had struck his motor, damaging the motor mount and possibly the motor itself.
  
   Subject also reported the vessel next to his also appeared to be damaged. Warden followed Subject to his vessel and observed the damage. The motor had been swiveled around from impact and the motor mount was now very loose on the transom. There was no paint transfer on the motor and unknown if there was any other damage to the motor. 
  
  Subject said that it had been about a week since he had visited the boat, so the boat must have been struck sometime in the last week.  Subject also wanted to note that the winds were very strong the day before and so the accident may well have occurred then. Warden got contact information from Subject and information needed for this report. Warden then moved on to the other damaged boat. This boat had a badly damaged motor mount, the metal was clearly bent. The prop of the motor looked like it had possibly been swung into the vessel''s rudder as well. The motor did show some paint transfer on the starboard side, appeared to be white paint. Warden was given the owners name and two phone numbers for the owner of the boat by marina staff. Warden called both numbers and left voicemail messages with both. 
  
  Warden asked about the boat and if Subject2 knew about the bent motor mount. Subject2 had not known and said the boat was fine the last time he ran it on September 2nd, 2020. Meaning the accident occurred between September 2nd and September 7th. Warden got some additional information from Subject2 and then ended the call. Warden then photographed the damage to both boats. Warden then checked the other boats around the slip for damage, finding no other damaged boats. Warden then talked to Marina staff. The staff member said they do dock checks to check on vessels but had not yet noticed the damage. Nothing further to report at this time.