RedactedNarrative: Deputies responded to a report of a personal injury accident in Maxwell Bay on Lake Minnetonka, a man had been thrown off his personal watercraft (WC #1) and was unconscious. Upon arrival, deputies found him on the back swim platform of a watercraft. A deputy asked him if he was ok and he gave the officer a thumbs up. He said he was ok and only his jaw hurt, and he never lost consciousness. While he was put on a backboard and readied for transport to shore, deputies gathered information from others about the incident. The operator of the boat that the victim was found on said he had not seen the incident, but heard yelling and looked back and saw the man in the water. He pulled him onto his rear swim platform. Another witness stated that the victim had fallen off the personal watercraft while it was turning. A woman identified herself as the victim's girlfriend. She said she was operating the personal watercraft with the victim as her passenger. He had informed her that another jet ski was behind them on the left side, so she steered to the right a little bit. She wasn't sure what happened next to make them fall off. She believes they both fell off the left side and she remembers grabbing him and she started screaming. She said he was awake when she got to him, but was just floating and not talking. The other boat came and got him on board.
  
  It is unknown how fast they were going at the time of the incident. The operator was not injured. Life jackets were being worn and alcohol was not a factor.