RedactedNarrative: On 5/25/22, Vessel 1 was towing an unmanned homeemade vessel that struck the port side of Vessel 2.
  At approximately 0830 Hrs, OP1 was operating a 46’ cabin motorboat through the canal of Safe Harbor. This vessel was bearing Florida registration (Vessel 1). It was towing a fiberglass vessel hull with a cabin, a soon to be completed homemade vessel. 
  	At the same time, V2 owners, were sitting in the cockpit eating breakfast on their 46’ catamaran sailing vessel. This will be Vessel 2. V2 noticed a “large boat towing another very large boat coming down the canal”. V2 also stated that it was approaching “at a quick rate of speed and did not seem well controlled”.
  	The unfinished vessel being towed by Vessel 1 came directly to the port aft quarter of Vessel 2. This impact caused Vessel 2 to collide into the seawall. The damages appeared in the port aft exterior and the deck directly above. The stainless-steel station was pushed inward, and the base had punctured the top of the fiberglass. The port aft cleat got pushed inward and the portside engine cover is now making a noise when stepped on, which didn’t occur previously. There was also cracks in the fiberglass on the deck directly above where the impact occurred.
  