RedactedNarrative: Single vessel accident.  One occupant fell overboard while vessel was attempting to dock; subject sustained two broken ribs. Vessel FL8874PZ was entering the Regatta Point Marine at idle speed, with the dock slips along the port side.  
  
  Operator1 motored the vessel into the marina, keeping close to the restaurant's sea wall on the starboard side of his vessel; attempting to give himself more room to make the left turn into the boat slip.  As Operator1 began to turn the bow left, the stern of the vessel moved right, striking one of the wooden support pillars he was motoring alongside.  
  
  This unexpected jarring of the boat, led to the throttle being pushed far forward.  Still tuning left towards the boat slip, the vessel accelerated quickly.  While such, with the vessels new direction and speed, the starboard bow struck the boat slip pillar; this pillar is away from the dock, and used to secure the starboard stern while moored in the slip.  This collision, caused the bow of the boat to glance off to the left.  The starboard stern then struck that same pillar.  Still at full throttle, the bow of the vessel then wedged into the corner of the boat slip; catty-corner to the pillar they had just glanced off of.  The vessel was then powered down.  
  
  Subject1 then jumped in the water wearing a life jacket to help her mother who was thrown from the vessel when it accelerated.  Victim had been standing on the port stern swim deck when this occurred.  As she fell, her right side struck the boats swim deck before she went into the water.
  
  	Victim was taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital complaining mostly of rib pain, but also shoulder and neck.  X-rays revealed to right side broken ribs; she remained in the hospital overnight.
  