"On the listed date at 1059 hrs I received a call in reference to a boating incident. I responded to the incident location.  Upon arrival, I found that the incident occurred at approximately 0945 hrs.  The injured subject left the scene along with the listed passenger prior to officers arrival. The two were transported to MCG by Gold Cross unit Med 5.  The listed passenger only rode in the ambulance for moral support of the injured passenger not for medical treatment. The listed PWC was found on the trailer at time of officer arrival.   Officers found no signs of damage to the PWC that would indicate a collision.  I spoke to witnesses and the PWC operator at the scene. 

The PWC operator stated that he was traveling north on Keg Creek from the listed location.  The operator further stated that he was transporting 2 passengers.  The injured passenger was sitting on the rear of the PWC with the other passenger in the middle.  The operator further stated that when he got approximately 100yds from shore he made sharp port side turn in attempt to go back to shore, at which time for reason(s) unknown the middle and rear passenger fell off the starboard stern side of the PWC. The injured passenger began to scream when she resurfaced.  The operator and other passenger pulled her back onto the PWC and noticed a large amount of blood coming from her pubic region.  The injured passenger was taken to shore by the PWC operator.  EMS was notified by the PWC owner. Officers found blood on the shoreline which trailed back to the campsite.  The operator stated that he was unaware how the injury occurred.  Officers saw no structure or debris sticking out of the water in the area at time of report.  Officers responded to MCG E.R.  The injured passenger was admitted to the hospital.  The medical report states that the injured passenger sustained a tear to her perineum area. The tear was consistent to that of impacting a solid object (see medical report # 001315986).   The injured passenger underwent emergency surgery for the tear.  Officers investigation found through witness statements and injury that the vessel was traveling north on Keg Creek at the incident location with 2 passengers.  The operator attempted to negotiate a sharp port turn at which point the 2 passengers fell off the starboard stern of the PWC.  The rear passenger struck the starboard stern area with her perineum causing laceration. Written witness statements were taken at the scene and hospital.  Pictures were taken of the incident location.  No charges were filed at time of report.   Operator 122 with SOC was notified of the incident.   ,"
