RedactedNarrative: Vessel one was on plane in a slow speed zone traveling Northwest in the Arlington River adjacent the North shoreline. Vessel one struck the Southwest corner of a stationary dock with the starboard bow and came to rest approximately 100 yards to the North in the St Johns River. 
  
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  Witness stated that he was fishing nearby and observed Operator operating the vessel and traveling East into the Arlington River traveling on plane approximately 20 miles per hour in the Manatee slow speed zone. Additionally, Witness stated that he heard loud music coming from Operators' vessel. Witness stated that a short time later he observed the same vessel traveling west, out of the Arlington River at a high speed (approximately 35 mph) and that he observed the boat go between the Manatee slow speed sign and the docks on the North shoreline and strike the Southwest corner of the dock. Witness stated that the boat stopped approximately 100 yards away in the St Johns River and as he began to go check on the boat and passengers, the boat started underway headed North. Witness stated that as he followed Operators' vessel to the Arlington Marina he observed several Bud Light cans in the prop wash directly behind the vessel and that the passenger had a plastic bag of Bud Light as she exited the vessel at the marina. 
  
  Witness2 stated that he observed Operators' vessel travel past his dock at high speed (approximately 50 mph) in the Manatee slow speed zone and heard a loud noise as the vessel struck his neighbors dock. Additionally, he stated that he observed the boat stop in the middle of the St Johns River and a male person onboard the vessel looking at the damage to the vessel. 
  
  On 08/18/15, I met with the State Attorney and direct filed charges against Operator and obtained an arrest warrant for same. 
  On 08/19/15 at approximately 0715 hours, I arrested Operator at his residence and transported him to the Duval County jail. 
  Operator was booked into the Duval County jail on the following charges; 
  (1) Leaving the scene of boating accident (FS 327.30) 
  (2) Reckless Boating (FS 327.33(1)