RedactedNarrative: V1 was travelling north with only an operator on board. The operator was tossed from the vessel at approximately 35 mph due to a wake, and the vessel continued on. The vessel crashed into V2 that was tied up to a dock not in use. 
  
  Operator1 explained the accident that he was solo in V1 headed back towards Shepherds Park boat ramp. He came through the SE Ocean Boulevard bridge (10-cent bridge) headed north in the St. Lucie River. He was operating V1 approximately 35 mph when a boat wake caught him from the side and he was not prepared for it. He was thrown from the vessel and was not wearing the “kill switch” lanyard. He started swimming and he watched his vessel continue without him. A good Samaritan nearby picked him up out of the water and they went to the dock. Operator1 climbed onto the vessels and was able to turn his engine off because it was still running in gear.
  