RedactedNarrative: V1 attempted to pull onto the dock (floating dock) three (3) times without success. V1 attempted again, launching the vessel over the floating dock on the permanent wooden dock striking the employee in the right leg. 
  
  * (V-1) – subject stated he was unable to line up the jet ski to the floating dock upon his return to the livery. Subject stated during his last attempt to line up the jet ski and get it onto the floating dock the "instructor" said "this time to gun it" which Subject stated he did. Subject then stated "it jumped the ramp" striking the livery employee cutting his leg.
  
  * (Victim) - Victim stated the customer (V-1) was returning and he pointed to the docking zone for him to pull the jet ski onto. Victim stated that (V-1) had difficulty straightening out and on his 3rd attempt (V-1) did not make it onto the floating dock enough to tie it off. Victim stated he asked (V-1) to try again but "With a little more gas". Victim stated he pushed the jet ski off the floating dock and (V-1) then approached again. Victim stated "the guy fully throttled the accelerator" and shot over docking zone and ramped over onto the concrete dock. Victim stated "when I saw him hit the gas and ramp it onto the deck I jumped out of the way". Victim stated his right leg was "smashed"; Victim suffered a laceration (approx. 2") to the interior of his right leg just above the ankle, which required deep irrigation and stitches. Victim suffered contusion(s) to the outer right ankle, not requiring any treatment. Victim was treated and released.
  