RedactedNarrative: On May 13, 2017, at 1750 hours, a boating accident involving one vessel that struck a vessel lift/dock on the Meloy Channel just north of the 79th Street Causeway. Of nine occupants, four were injured including one who was ejected from the vessel. These four injured occupants were transported to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center Emergency Room, two of whom were juvenilles. 
  
  One adult female remained in critical condition overnight and was later released in stable condition. The second adult female sustained serious facial injuries and was later released in stable condition. One juvenile sustained a head injury and was released in stable condition. The second juvenile was immediately released with minor injuries. 
  
  On Sunday, May 13th, 2017 a vessel allision occurred involving one vessel that crashed into a vessel lift at 2410 North Shore Terrace, on the Meloy Channel to the north of the 79th Street Causeway. The vessel was a 26 foot Carrera center console with nine occupants on board. The vessel, V-1, had been travelling at an unknown rate of speed when it allided into an empty vessel lift in an attempted to avoid collision with an oncoming vessel. Two occupants sustained serious bodily injuries, one of whom was ejected from V-1. Two additional occupants were treated for minor injuries. An interview with the operator of V-1 revealed no indicators of impairment. 
  
  A thorough boating accident investigation concluded that the operator of the vessel violated multiple US Coast Guard Navigational Rules resulting in a boating accident with serious bodily injury. The operator was cited for these violations. ;
  
   Victim2 was sitting in the front center console seat with a subject in her lap. Upon impact her face hit the back of subject’s head. She sustained several facial lacerations and fractures. ; 
  
  Victim1 was sitting in the middle on the front console seat. Upon impact she was ejected from the vessel, possible striking the vessel gunnel prior to entering the water. She sustained a collapsed lung, grade 4 liver lacerations, 4-5 lateral rib fractures, L1 and L2 right transverse distal fractures.
  