RedactedNarrative: According to the witness and the vessel 1 occupant, the operator was traveling west bound on Little Lake Harris, on plane towards J.B. Boondocks. The witness stated the vessel did not seem to slow down as it was coming in to the dock. Occupant 1 stated the operator was not watching where he was going at the time of impact and they did not slow down when returning to the dock. Which then resulted in the vessel striking the sea wall creating a loud audible noise, as stated by the witness. Occupant 1 stated the operator fell forward upon impact in to the vessel console. He noticed the operator was bleeding above his right eye and he immediately reached for his back using his right hand complaining of back pain and later rib pain. After his evaluation, it was determined he had a lacerated kidney, a fractured rib, a fractured lumbar, and the cut above his right eye needed stitches.
  The occupant stated the only injury he sustained was pain felt in his left outer thigh. Occupant 1 estimated the vessel was traveling at approximately 15 miles per hour.       