V1 was traveling East on Lake Tarpon and pulling an occupied tube.  The occupied tube struck a wave.  Occupant in tube was ejected from tube.  Occupant in tube received a fractured femur to the right leg.

Conclusion
Based on all evidence collected to date, interviews and observations the following is the most likely cause of the incident.

Victim was being pulled on a tube behind V-1 at an undetermined speed.  The tube struck another vessels wake and became airborne.  When the tube fell back into the water Victim's right leg impacted the tube.  Victim fell off of the tube and during the fall twisted her right leg.  As a result of either, the impact with the tube, or the twisting motion caused during the fall off of the tube Victim suffered a fractured right femur.

OPerator was cited for not having a type IV throwable.
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