RedactedNarrative: On 7/25/2019 at about 0900 hours, a woman and her daughter came to the Sheriff's Water Patrol Office to report a personal injury accident that happened on Lake Minnetonka on 6/29/2019. The woman explained that she was not aware at the time of the accident that it needed to be reported, otherwise she would have called immediately.
  
  The daughter (passenger #1) explained that on 6/29/19, she and a friend were at a private event on an island in the lake. They wanted to leave so another friend arrived at the island on a personal watercraft. The PWC was rated for three people so the three of them boarded the PWC wearing life jackets and left the island at approximately 1900 hours and began heading to shore. 
  
  Shortly after leaving the island, the watercraft was hit by a large wave and Passenger #1 fell off the back of the PWC and into the water. The water jet forced water up her rectum and into her intestine. She was able to get back on the PWC and arrived at shore. In obvious pain, her parents transported her by car to the medical center. After being evaluated, she was transported to a hospital by ambulance for emergency surgery. Life jackets were being worn by all and alcohol was not a factor.
  