RedactedNarrative: On June 16, 2016 I, RFC, responded to an incident that happened on Lake Lanier. I went to Northeast Georgia Medical Center where I met a man. 
  
  Operator was operating a PWC when he hit a large wake which caused Operator to be thrown into the air. When he came down on the PWC he broke his right femur. Operator was taken to Northeast Georgia Medical Center where he was treated for a broken right femur. Operator had no idea about the PWC or its owner; he stated he was only trying out the PWC when he operated it.
  
   He stated he was observing someone on the PWC and asked if he could try to ride it. The PWC's owner allowed Operator to ride the PWC. After Operator was injured the PWC's owner took his vessel and left. Neither Operator, or a witness, could give me any details about the identity of the PWC's owner. It is my conclusion that Operator, being inexperienced on a PWC, hurt himself when he left his PWC and came back down onto the deck of the PWC breaking his femur. This concludes my report.