RedactedNarrative: On June 2nd 2019 at approximately 1530 hrs, four people put Subject's vessel in the Satilla River in Woodbine, Georgia to go tubing. Subject drove the vessel up river 2-3 bends to where they began tubing. After tubing for an hour or so, both girls decided they wanted to tube together. At this time Operator began operating the vessel. While tubing, the tube flipped over causing the two females to fall off into the water. When the two females got back on the tube they realized that Victim was bleeding down her legs from her groin area. They brushed it off and continued to tube up and down the river until they fell off the tube again. At that time Victim realized that she needed to get into the boat. She tried to cover up the blood with a towel due to not wanting to be embarrassed in front of her friends. A short time later when everyone realized that she was injured they quickly returned to the Woodbine boat ramp where Operator picked up Victim and put her into his truck and they drove to Subject's residence where his father was at. 
  
  Upon he realized the severity of the injury and called Camden 911. Camden Fire and EMS arrived at the residence and determined that Victim needed to be transported to Camden Medical Center. Victim's parents met Victim at the hospital where it was determined that Victim needed to go into surgery to find out why she was bleeding. GWFC  went to Camden Medical Center while CPL went to Subject's residence to interview the rest of the subjects involved. During surgery it was found that she had a 1.5-2 inch laceration that needed to be repaired. GWFC spoke with Victim's Father around 11 P.M. who stated that she was out of surgery and expected to be released sometime the next day.
  