RedactedNarrative: On September 23rd at approximately 1000 HRS RFC received a call in reference to a vessel collision. Information was given that both of the vessels were headed back to Hickory Bluff Marina. RFC1 responded via truck to Hickory Bluff Marina. Upon arrival both vessels were arriving to the dock. RFC1 immediately ensured all occupants of both vessels were medically ok. All refused medical attention. 
  
  Operator1 had minor lacerations to his arm and knees. All others involved appeared uninjured. Both vessels have a substantial amount of damage to the bows. According to all subjects involved, vessel 2 (v2) was fishing at anchor.
  
   vessel 1 (v1) was traveling downriver and struck v2 head on. Both subjects in v2 jumped into the water as v1 struck head on. The operator of v1, Operator1, stated that he was on plane and had some water spray his eye glasses. As he went to clean them he was not watching the waterway at that time. The passenger of v1 yelled that there was a boat but was too late for Operator1 to respond. 
  
  After contact, Operator1 stated that he immediately reversed off of v2 and stated that the only way to save his vessel was return up on plane and return to the dock, keeping the bow of his vessel above the water line. Both subjects in v2 returned to their vessel and traveled back to the dock as well. Operator1 stated that he did not have insurance on his vessel but would pay for the repairs to v2.
  
   Operator1 was cited for Violating rules of the Road. The occupant on v2 had a warrant out of Glynn County. RFC1 contacted Georgia State Patrol Dispatch to verify the warrant and dispatch a trooper. Trooper responded for transport to Glynn County Detention Center. RFC1 photographed both vessels damages.