RedactedNarrative: Vessel one was traveling north, at a high rate of speed, and struck the south side of a wooden dock, at about a 45 degree angle. Vessel one went completely through the dock, destroying about a 16 foot section. The vessel immediately turned right, about 180 degrees, passing through the same 16 foot section of the dock. The initial point of impact on vessel one was the port side bow striking a south piling. When vessel one passed back through the missing 16 foot section of the dock, the port side stern struck a piling on the north side of the dock, which is considered to be a secondary impact. 
  
  The vessel sustained moderate damage and caused extensive damage to the dock. The operator sustained minor bruises throughout his body but was transported to the hospital for chest pains after the crash. The passenger sustained bruising, swelling and a shallow laceration to her left cheek. She also obtained three stitches to her left hand between her thumb and pointer finger. 
  
  Refer to incident summary report ISR-027484 for further details, pictures, statements...etc related to the criminal investigation. This report only documents the basic boating accident information.
  
  Case remains under investigation.
  
  
  