This incident happened last week in A Coruña in Galicia, Spain. According to the uploader, the 34-meter French fishing vessel was in port for repairs when it slipped off its blocks and came crashing down. Luckily nobody was onboard or injured in the incident, but as you can tell the workers there were less than thrilled.
h/t to Alex Bering
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