     On July 10, 2010, I was on patrol at Wilson State Park.  I received a call from Russell County Dispatch about a person who was involved in a tubing accident complaining of back pain.  Dispatch state they had an ambulance in route.  I arrived at campsite number 57 in Lucas Park.  I saw the boat bearing KA-209-WE beached straight north east of the campsite with a number of individuals standing on shore in front of the boat and two individuals were inside the boat.  I walked down to the boat and saw Victim lying on a bench seat on the right rear side of the boat.  I asked the crowd who owns the boat.  Operator said he owned the boat.  I asked Operator if he was driving the boat and he said he was.  I asked him if he had insurance on the boat and he told me he had insurance through Farm Bureau.    
     I boarded the boat and ask Victim how she was doing.  She just moaned.  I asked her what was hurting, and she moaned again.  I told her stay awake and lay still; the ambulance will be her shortly.  I turned to Operator and asked him what happened.  He told me, Victim was on the tube.  They were south of Lucas point out in the middle of the lake.  He said he was driving the boat, pulling Victim.  He state Victim signaled to stop.  He said when he stopped the boat, a large wave struck the tube and Victim fell off.  He said him and her fiancé helped her get back into the boat because she was complaining of lower back pain.  Operator told me she looked like she twisted her back when she fell off of the tube.  I asked Operator if he would fill out a written statement and he did.
     While I was talking with Operator, the ambulance arrived from Lucas and Russell.  The ambulance left the scene at 21:20.  Victim was transported to Russell County Hospital. 
     I collected the drivers information, boat information, witness information (all passengers, 10 on board), and turned the case over to NRO.

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