We were on patrol in halls creek bay on June 7, 2013.  We were notified by dispatch of an accident at approximately 1830 hours.  The injured party was being taken to the medical clinic in Bullfrog and we decided to go to the clinic to meet the patient and get any possible witness statements to find out what happened.  We met the patient at the clinic and OPERATOR told us that he was riding on the jet ski and made a sharp turn and the jet ski threw him forward into the handlebars.  OPERATOR received a laceration to his upper right thigh approximately 4 inches long.  He was then transported to the medical clinic by his friends.  
Witness said operator was ridding solo on a pwc at 5 to 10 mph when he made a sharp turn and  was thrown into the handle bars.  He was about 100 yards from shore and our house boat.  He made his way to shore and asked for assistance.
OPERATOR informed us that he was not in the main channel when the accident occurred, and there were no other vessels involved, and he was not following another vessels wake.  After getting the witness statement I took the boat down to buoy marker 84 were their houseboat was docked to get the registration information from the jet ski.
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