RedactedNarrative: I spoke with Operator and he told me he was operating the vessel, pulling subject on the tube, he looked back, and when he turned back around he noticed they were approaching the seawall. Operator said he tried to turn in time, but struck the seawall on the starboard side. After striking the seawall, they got everyone in the vessel, and Operator drove the vessel to the Jungle Prada fishing pier. He saw two men fishing and told them to call 911. 
  
  Once medical treatment was provided, persons on the vessel interviewed, and initial photographs were taken, the rental company came to tow their vessel back to the livery (Seaworthy Boat Club). We took the vessel back to the livery and pulled it out onto a trailer. I went through the vessel, taking photographs, and checking all required safety equipment (Which was all on board). One empty cardboard container of Pinot Grigio wine was found. The persons involved in the incident said they had been drinking that day, but none appeared to be impaired. I tried to look up the tracks on the vessel’s GPS for that day, but it did not record. Seaworthy had installed a Spot unit on the vessel and we used that create a route and timeline of the vessel’s travel. The Spot unit showed the last two places the vessel was, which was the ski circle and at the Jungle Prada fishing Pier. 
  
  I spoke with the other 2 occupants of the vessel who were not going to the hospital. They told me they had left from Seaworthy and gone out into the Gulf of Mexico. They headed south to the Post Card Inn on St. Pete Beach and then headed back north through the narrows of St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island. Once they got to Treasure Island, they went to the ski circle next to the Treasure Island relief bridge. Subject got on the tube and they started to ride around. Operator drove the boat west on the north side of the circle. Operator was driving, Subject2 was sitting on Operator’s left knee, Subject3 was sitting in the stern, and Subject4 was sitting in the front. Operator turned to port to head back east and struck the seawall going approximately 15-20 MPH. 
  
  Subject2 received lacerations to her left eye, right arm, and right shoulder. Subject had lacerations on her left hand and right foot. The others were uninjured.