RedactedNarrative: On sunday july 7th, 2019 at approximately 14:53,steuben county communications received a 911 call in reference to a subject who had apparently suffered a seizure while operating a personal watercraft.
  
       i was advised of the situation and responded from pigeon river fish and wildlife area at 14:57.  While responding the situation had been changed from a medical call to a boating accident as first responders gained information on what had occurred.  I arrived on scene at 15:07.
  
       according to separate interviews of the passengers on the pwc at the time of the accident, the pwc hit a wake and threw operator, and his two passengers off of the pwc.  Subject1 was sitting directly behind operator who was operating the pwc.  Subject2 was sitting at the rear of the pwc behind subject1.
  
       after hitting the wake and being thrown into the water, subject1 and subject2 noticed that operator was floating face down in the water and appeared to be unconscious.  They swam to operator and turned him over to get his face out of the water and noticed his unconscious gasping which appeared to be similar to convulsions.  
  
       at this time, they yelled for help and a nearby pontoon pulled operator into the boat and brought him to shore at the residence.  While in the pontoon boat operator regained consciousness but was very confused.
  
       while at the pier and being attended to by steuben county ems and fremont fire department, operator was unable to answer simple questions, unaware of the accident or his location.  He was able to walk but did so while shuffling one leg which was not normal for him.  He had no outwardly visible signs of injury.  The pwc had no signs of mechanism to injury or damage.
  
       operator was transported to cameron memorial hospital, then transferred from the ambulance directly to samaritan helicopter and transferred to parkview regional medical center.  Operator was treated and released. Neither alcohol nor drugs were a factor in the accident.