RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1, Florida registered vessel FL6663SW, was practicing docking at the Cap’s on The Water restaurant’s floating dock. 
  
  At approximately 10:20 am, Vessel 1 collided with a floating dock/dock cleat. The floating dock is owned by Caps on The Water Restaurant. The passenger was injured while trying to get off of the vessel after the collision. He received a cut to his right arm. While trying to get off of the vessel, his arm caught the vessel’s cleat and cut his skin.
  
  Operator advised she was practicing docking in Vessel 1, at Caps floating dock. Operator stated she was idling.  She advised she continued to practice but when she went backwards from the dock, she forgot where her engine was turned. she advised she accidentally engaged the forward gear and hit the floating at approximately 8 MPH, causing a puncture to the bottom of the hull.  Freedom Boat Club (vessel rental company) responded and was able to get the vessel on a trailer. Two people went to Flagler Hospital, where occupant was released after being treated for his injury with stitches. 
  
  Upon inspection to the damage sustained to Vessel 1, I observed impact damage to the hull. 
  
  After the crash, the subject jumped off the vessel and his right upper arm was cut by the boat cleat.
  