RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect:
  
          I was leaving the Brigantine Yacht Club to go home.  I jammed the throttle turned left and was thrown from the boat.  I lost control of the boat.  The boat is new and I am not use to it.
  
  Witness #1 stated to the effect:
  
    I walked out on my outside deck and saw the boat coming towards the condo docks.  The boat hit the dock and flew up in the air.  That is when I called 911.
  
  Investigation revealed:
  
          Operator #1 was traveling west on the Bonita Tideway waterway.  Operator #1 was traveling too fast when he attempted to turn sharp left.  Operator #1 was not wearing a safety lanyard motor cut off and was ejected from vessel #1.  Vessel #1 unmanned still under power circled around operator #1 swimming.  Vessel #1 continued southeast struck the dock, causing moderate damage to dock including a pilling and light post.  Vessel #1 continued southeast struck the dock under construction, causing moderate damage to a pilling and dock supports where the vessel came to rest.  Vessel #1 started to take on water from a compromised hull and partially sank.
          Operator #1 was rescued from the water by his father and a Brigantine Fire and Rescue volunteer on a paddle board.  Operator #1 did not report an injury from the incident and refused medical treatment from the responding Brigantine EMS.  
          Vessel #1 sustained large gouges on port side that compromised the vessels hull and took on water.  Damage to the outboard motor mount and starboard air bladder. Water damage to the vessel and motor from partially sinking.  Information for this report was complied by operator and witness statements, damage observed to the vessel and properties.
  