RedactedNarrative: Subject was operating on plane traveling from the southeast to the north side of lake june towards the subjects dock. Subject was not paying attention and made impact with his dock on the starboard right side of vessel. Vessel then ricocheted off the dock and continued northwest for approximately 20 feet before making final impact at the neighbors dock to the west. Damage to vessel resulted in broken compartment, mirrors, and steering handles . Damage to neighbors dock resulted in one broken board on the east side of the structure.  He was ejected upon first impact and injured as his body was thrown into the dock.
  
  Subject advised before making impact with his dock he was looking at his parents, who were also on the dock. 
  
  Subject was in violation of uscg rule 5 "every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions so as to make a full appraisal and of the risk of collision". Subject is also in violation of fs. 327.395(1) "a person born on or after january 1, 1988, may not operate a vessel powered by a motor of 10 horse-power or greater unless such person has in his or her possession aboard the vessel photographic identification and a boater safety identification card issued by the commission." 
  
  subject will be receiving a ubc for violating navigational rule, and one warning for failure to obtain a boater safety id card.; subject was taken to florida hospital in lake placid. It was determined that subject had a laceration to his right hip area and a displaced fracture of the proximal fourth metacarpal in his right hand. Subject was released shortly after.