RedactedNarrative: On may 24, 2014, at approximately 3:00pm, subjects and five other friends and family members boarded a 21 foot chaparral motorboat at a private house dock in bridgeton. The party stayed primarily in the central portion of the river off the bridgeton shore line. Operator1 was operating the vessel while pulling both his children and subject1's children behind the boat on a red and black, four-man seadoo tube. At approximately 4:00pm, subject1 asked to switch with the children being pulled because he had never been pulled on a tube before after subject1 and the children had made the switch, subject1 and the tube began to drift from the boat while still attached to the pull rope. Operator1 then placed the boat in gear at a low idle to tighten the slack in the rope. It was simultaneous to Operator1 placing the boat in gear that subject1 was disrupted by the wake of another passing motorboat. The wake caused subject1 to slide back on the tube. In an effort to reposition himself, subject1 pulled himself forward. As a result, subject1 overcompensated causing him to fall off the front of the tube head first into the water. Due to subject1 having held onto the handle with his right hand while falling forward, it caused his right arm to dislocate from his shoulder. Subject1 stated that he felt his shoulder pop right before he fell from the tube. Subject1 described himself as being in a great deal of pain. New bern fire department marine 1 was dispatched. Mbfd transported subject1 to shore where he was then transported by ems to carolina east hospital. While at the hospital, subject1 indicated that he had consumed 6 12 ounce yeungling beers prior to the incident. I note that he was about 6'2" and weighed 260 pounds.