RedactedNarrative: On  05/27/2022 at approximately 1605 hours, we responded to Oconee Wild Watersports located at 1133 Lake Oconee Parkway, Eatonton, Georgia in reference to a boating incident. Upon my arrival, I proceeded to the dock area to find Putnam County EMS personnel working with a female victim. I observed much blood coming from the victim's right side of her head above her ear. 
  
  	The victim was identified. Subject was placed on a board (by Putnam County EMS) with head secured and then transported to Athens Piedmont located in Athens, Georgia. While conducting my investigation, I learned the victim was a passenger of a purple Sea Doo personal watercraft bearing no registration numbers. As I spoke to Operator, he stated he was operating the Sea Doo that belonged to a subject2 and Subject was his passenger. 
  
  	Operator stated as he was operating the PWC in the area of the island near the jumping rock when the vessel struck a large wave causing him to leave the seat and come down on the handle bars. I observed Operator to have lacerations to his wrist and calf areas. Operator advised Subject was also ejected off the vessel and as they were in the water he held her until their friend in the pontoon boat arrived. Operator stated when the two of them were ejected off the PWC they were just out of sight of their friends in the pontoon boat. Operator said he had to yell in order to get his friends' attention as they sat around the corner in their pontoon boat. 
  
  	I questioned members of the pontoon boat in order to ascertain if anyone witnessed the incident but no one did. PWCs along with a trailer were taken (with his consent) to Greene County's impound lot until I could confirm the severity of Subject's injuries. 
  
  	While at Athens Piedmont, I spoke to Subject's treating physician, and he advised all scans appeared clear, but suffered a extensive cut on the right side of her head that was going to require stitches.
  
  	While at the hospital, I spoke to Subject and she advised she could not remember the incident and how she received her injuries. On 05/29/2022, I learned Subject was at home so I proceeded to call her by phone. Again Subject could not provide any details on the incident that caused her injuries. 
  	On 05/30/2022, I met with subject at the Greene County's Law Enforcement Center's impound lot to return his PWCs and trailer. 
  	In conclusion, it appears that when Subject was ejected from the PWC's seat, she came down head first striking the rear of the vessel causing her head injury. As the involved vessel was inspected, the steering column appeared a bit loose from side to side than normal but no other obvious damages were observed to the rear of the vessel.
  