RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling East in the Santa Rosa Sound outside of the channel. V1 had two subjects on board, mother (operator) and 4 year old daughter sitting in front of her mother. V1 veered North and drove into the end of a T-Dock. Both subjects were ejected from V1 and assisted from the water by good samaratins. 
  
  Both subjects were transported to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center for their injuries. Operator suffered hematoma and abrasions above left eye. Child suffered 2 inch laceration under chin. 
  
  
  Guide advised he works for Destin Adventure Watersports and he was guiding a PWC tour in the area, Operator and her daughter were one of the PWC's in the tour along with other family members on their own PWC's. Guide stated they traveled East from the livery to the spoil islands and he had to warn Operator multiple times to stay away from other vessels and docks. While near the spoil islands Operator ran her PWC over a shallow sandbar so he turned the tour around and they began heading East, toward the livery. While traveling East he looked back at the PWC's in his tour and observed Operator operate her PWC directly into the dock, ejecting her and her daughter. Guide went to their location, assisted them out of the water, and rendered aid. 
  
  Subject1 was on the dock with Subject2 and they were getting ready to begin fishing from the dock when the accident occurred. Subject1 stated he heard a PWC very close to the dock and when he turned to look the PWC had already hit the end of the dock. Subject1 and Subject2 helped them out of the water and called 911. Subject2 stated she saw the vessels to the right, West, of the dock and suddenly one of the PWC's hit the dock. 
  
  Occupant suffered a laceration under her chin, approximately 2 inches long, that required stitches. She was treated for her injuries at Fort Walton Beach Medical Center.  Operator suffered a hematoma and abrasions above her left eye. Operator also had abrasions on her feet.
  