RedactedNarrative: On the above date and time, V1, with three people on board, was traveling southwest on the Tampa Bay. While travelling at approximately 25-30mph, V1 struck a concrete piling marking a underwater pipeline. The impact was taken on the starboard side of the bow. One passenger jumped off before impact while the operator and other passenger were ejected as a result of the impact. 
  
  Operator 1 was operating the vessel southwest on the Tampa Bay from the east side of the Gandy Bridge. Traveling at approximately 25-30mph, Operator 1 was having a hard time seeing ahead of the vessel due to the darkness on the night of a new moon. Occupant 1 yelled for Operator 1 to watch out, but it was too late. Operator 1 was headed directly into a concrete marker. Occupant 2 was able to jump out of the starboard side vessel before the impact. Occupant 1 kicked off in attempt to jump also but his foot slipped and he lost traction. Occupant 1 was still attempting to jump off the boat, laying on his back with his upper body hanging off, when the impact occurred. The impact folded the front of the boat up and launched Occupant 1’s legs into it before he fell the remaining way out of the vessel. Operator 1 was ejected approximately 30 feet from the vessel. All three subjects were able to swim back to the vessel and climb in. Operator 1 operated the vessel back to the boat ramp and loaded it onto the trailer. Once they all arrived home safely, Operator 1 called in to file the report.
  