RedactedNarrative: On April 7, 2018 at approximately 1745 hours, a white male was operating his vessel at an unknown speed and unknown direction, when his vessel struck a residential dock. The operator was found floating face down in the water and unconscious. He was transported to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center where he was admitted. The operator’s vessel was floating near the dock. The operator sustained internal injuries to the left side of his face and skull. The residential dock sustained about $1500 worth of damage. The vessel sustained damage that may be less than $100. The vessel is insured. There were no other occupants on the vessel. No other injuries were reported. 
  Based on my investigation, I have determined that there is insufficient evidence to conclude how the operator vessel collided with the residential dock. There is very little damage to the starboard side midship of the operator’s vessel. There is no visible damage to the residential dock, other than a large portion that was separated from the main portion. The operator sustained internal injuries to the left side of his face and skull. There is no evidence on the vessel or dock to indicate that the operator had impacted either. There were no witnesses to the accident, except for the owner of the residential dock, whom heard the impact of the vessel from inside their house. 
  
  The only facts that are available are the operator left his house by vessel at approximately 1645 to 1700 hours on April 7, 2018. The operator was underway in an unknown direction, at an unknown speed in Garnier Bayou, Shalimar. At some point, while underway, the operator’s vessel collided with the residential dock. The operator became separated from his vessel, and was found floating face down in the water. As a result of the boat accident, the operator sustained internal head injuries. The injuries are on the left side of his head. There was no bruising visible on the exterior. Injuries include: Small brain bleed, fractured left orbital, sinus, and parietal.