RedactedNarrative: V-1 travelling westbound in open water.
  V-1 impacts wake from other boat at high rate of speed.
  V-1 operator loses control and falls forward.
  Operator of V-1 hits head on steering column and is knocked unconscious.
  Operator of V-1 falls in water and aspirates sea water.
  OP1 advised; he was following his son with a distance of about ¼ of a mile; they were navigating East to West. He saw a boat approaching South to North. The boat crossed in front of him creating a wake. After the boat crossed and traveled about 200 feet, OP1 impacted the wake at 38 MPH causing him to lose his balance. OP1 advised; he must had hit himself with the PWC but he does not remember due to he lost consciousness. ; 
  VICTIM: After interviewing the operator, it was determined that no serious bodily injury occurred. When the operator hit his head on the steering column, the operator was knocked unconscious and fell in the water. While in the water, the operator aspirated seawater into his lungs and potentially drowned but CPR was performed by good Samaritans and the operator had positive response to CPR.  When Investigator interviewed operator at the hospital, the operator was alert, speaking and was being monitored for pneumonia due to the water intrusion into lungs.  Other injuries are fractured (left) eye socket.
  