RedactedNarrative: On July 3, 2017 at approximately 17:47 I was dispatched to a boating accident that occurred. My initial reports were that a vessel struck a dock and that Jacksonville Fire and Rescue was on scene and rendering first aid to a 6yo W/F with a laceration above her left eye. 
  
       	While en route a Jacksonville Sheriff's Officer came up behind me, flagged me down and asked if I was heading to the boating accident scene and I told him I was. Upon my arrival there was already a JSO officer on scene and he had gathered up everyone's identifications. I spoke to the vessel operator and he told me that they were pulling up to the dock to pick up another passenger when a wake from an unknown origin rocked the boat just as he was pulling up causing him to temporarily lose control of his vessel. The vessel continued on a course, bobbing up and down, directly into a wooden beam (bunk) that was part of a boat lift attached to the dock. 	
  
  The initial impact occurred to the passenger, 6 year old who was sitting in front of the center console. She was struck in the forehead area above her left eye, causing a deep laceration. The vessel continued forward and made contact with the wooden beam, shattering the center console windshield. The operator left the helm to attend to the injured. When doing so, he leaned against the folded bow seat, breaking it off at the mount. The third passenger was standing to the right of the center console at the time of the impact. 
  
  	At approximately 20:15 I followed up with the injured girl. She was transported to Baptist Downtown Jacksonville and received sutures for her injuries. I spoke to her father who said that she seemed like she was in good spirits and is going to recover just fine. 
  