RedactedNarrative: Vessel was traveling at approximately 20 to 30 miles per hour, when seat in bow came loose and struck  the windshield.  Windshield shattered and glass struck passengers and one young girl had glass in her eye.  Vessel operator contacted emergency services, that transported the victim to the hospital, where she was treated and released.
  
  
  	According to Operator and the other occupants on the vessel this is a synopsis of the incident:       
  	Upon leaving the Southerland boat ramp Operator drove the vessel in St. Joseph’s Sound towards Anclote Island. Approximately thirty minutes to an hour later as Operator accelerated the vessel, the front seat in the port side bow began to vibrate excessively.  
  
  Subject1 noticed the seat and stood up to go try to secure the seat.  Before he could get to the seat, the seat lifted and struck the center portion of the windshield and caused the port side of the windshield to shatter.  The shattered glass flew back into the vessel and struck victim in the face and other parts of her body.  Operator stopped the vessel to help her daughter and decided to call 911 for assistance.  Subject1 advised that the seat was down in a locked position before the incident.
  