RedactedNarrative: At approximately 2145 hours on june 5, 2019, i was contacted by raleigh communications about a boat incident that happened at tailrace marina in mount holly at approximately 2130 hours.  I arrived at tailrace marina at approximately 2244 hours.  When i arrived, mount holly police and wildlife officer were there with the operator and passenger of the vessel that was reported to be in the incident.  
  
  A witness having dinner at j peters grill at tailrace marina called 911 about a boat that was running into the dock and other vessels.  
  
  Operator1 had been operating a 23 foot four winns cabin cruiser  owned by operator1 and subject1 with another as a passenger.  Witnesses say they heard a loud crash which caught their attention.  Operator1 hit a dock with the stern of his boat causing the swim ladder to become dislodged from the stern of his boat as well as causing a large structural crack in the fiberglass near the swim ladder going up the hull on the stern.  
  
  There were pieces of wood on the swim ladder and on the stern of the boat.  The dock sustained damage.  There were pieces of wood chipped off the dock, gouges in the wood, and nails holding the rub rails in place pulled up.  The stern of operator1's boat drifted from where it hit the dock to the rocks on shore causing damage to his boat's propeller.   
  
  By this time, mount holly police and the fire department arrived and tried to direct operator1 to dock the boat immediately.  But operator1 would not listen to their commands.  Operator1 exited his boat onto dock f, pulled the stern of the boat off the rocks and got back inside the boat.  
  
  Operator1 backed his boat out of where he was between f dock and e dock to where his slip was located on the other side of e dock.  While attempting to dock his boat into the correct slip, he struck a boat that was tied to the dock in slip on the motor causing large scratches in the motor cowling.  The boat was unoccupied.  
  
  Operator1 struck another boat that was tied to the dock in slip in the stern causing fiberglass to chip and wood from operator1's boat from the previous hit on the dock to transfer.  The boat was unoccupied . 
  
  The bow of operator1's boat drifted close enough to dock e's main walkway for firemen to guide it into slip.  The firemen tied the boat to the dock.  There were no injuries reported.  The two unoccupied vessel damages and dock damage were estimated to be less than $2000. Operator1 was arrested for operating a motor vessel while impaired.
  
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