RedactedNarrative: On 07/04/2015 at approximately 18:00 Operator was operating a 20 foot Bayliner.   Operator stated that the weather was clear, the water was calm and the wind was light during the time of the accident.  Operator stated that she did not know subject1 very well and that Subject1 had told her she used to wakeboard and would like to try it again so Operator agreed to pull her behind her boat.  Operator had reached a speed of approximately 10-20 MPH.  Subject1 struggled to get up on the wakeboard and and fell down before she ever got on top of the water.  
   
  Subject1 later stated to me that she should have let go but didn''t and she thought the wakeboard had popped up and hit her in the right thigh just before she fell.  Subject1 said she knew she had severely broken her femur bone as soon as she hit the water.  When operator circled around to pick her up in the Bayliner, Operator realized that victim was injured.  Victim refused to let her friends load her in their boat and take her to the ramp, Subject1 requested that a EMS come out and assist her.  Officer and I went to the Robeson Creek boat ramp and picked up 2 fireman and 2 EMS personnel.  We arrived on scene in Stinking Creek at approximately 18:15.  EMS and Fire loaded Subject1 into my state issued vessel. 
   
   Subject1 seemed to be in an extreme amount of pain throughout the whole process.  Subject1 told me she had drank approximately 6 beers all day; she submitted a breath sample into my PBT which resulted in a 0.05.   I took Subject1 to the Robeson Creek boat ramp where she was placed in an ambulance and taken to the Hospital.  Subject1 underwent surgery on her right femur which was broken in 5 places.
   