RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was traveling east on plane, while towing occupant #2 on water skies.  Occupant #2 fell forward striking his face against the front of the ski.  Occupant #2 was transported to the hospital by occupant #3.
  
  At 4:17 p.m. September 5, 2016 our dispatch advised of a boating accident with injuries and the parties were at the West Branch Marina.  I arrived on scene at 4:26 p. m. I was able to locate the injured person and he informed about the incident.  He stated that he was water skiing when he fell forward, striking the front of the ski. This caused his nose and upper lip to bleed.  He was transported by boat, long with the other occupants to the West Branch Marina where I met him.  Victim  stated he was new to skiing.
  
  After offering the Victim first aid treatment, in which he refused since he already had ice wrapped in a towel, I gathered the information needed or a report.  While on scene, the Palmyria fire department EMS arrived and the victim was treated and released from  their care.  The victim was then transported by his girlfriend, to the Robinson Memorial Hospital where he underwent several tests. According to one of the occupants, whom  I spoke with on 9/6/16 at 8:30 a. m., she stated the victim did not have a concussion, no broken bones, and no loose teeth.  He just received a laceration and contusions to his upper lip and nose area.  He was released from the hospital the same day he arrived.