RedactedNarrative: An accident occured at Murray Marine involving three vessels. The first vessel shot forward, bounced off of the second vessel and a seawall, and then turned and bounced off of the third vessel. It finally landed on a dock and part of the seawall.
  Only the operator of the first vessel had minor injuries. 
  According to the owners of vessel two and the other witnesses, vessel one was having issues while attempting to dock. It took them a few approaches before they were close enough to attempt to tie up. Passenger witnessed vessel one go in reverse, which began pulling them away from the dock. It appeared that OP1 panicked and put it in forward. This caused vessel one to run into vessel two, who was tied in front of him. Vessel one then bounced off of vessel two, headed towards the seawall and bounced off of it a couple of times, and then turned and landed on the seawall and small dock. A bystander ran over and began yelling at the OP1 to pull the kill switch lanyard, which would turn the engines off. They were still in gear at this point. With the engines turned off, he jumped in the water to help them get out. ; OP1 had minor injuries as a result of the accident. He was taken to the hospital initially, but was released shortly after. He had minor scrapes on his forearm, and a small cut on his head from bumping it on something. He complained of a little bit of neck stiffness.
  