RedactedNarrative: Based on interviews of witnesses, statements, and physical evidence it was determined that subjects had been drinking beer and decided to go tubing. Operator1 was the Operator of the vessel, Subject1 was sitting on a pedestal seat in front of the vessel, while Subject2 and Subject3 were riding the tube. After approximately five to twenty minutes of tubing, Operator1 was pulling the tubers in a southern direction on Lake Tugalo headed towards the dam.  
  
  Operator1 made a hard right turn while Subject2 and Subject3 jumped off the tube to keep from being jerked when the slack came out of the rope.  Operator1, Subject2, and Subject1 said that after Operator1 made his hard right turn, he went back towards the tubers at a high rate of speed.  
  
  Subject1 screamed at Operator1 when he realized he was going to hit Subject2 and Subject3 with the boat.  Operator1 then realized he was going too fast.  Operator1 tried to turn left to avoid hitting the two tubers that were in the water, but the vessel struck both Subject2 and Subject3.  
  
  Subject3 was not wearing a personal flotation device.  Subject3 was knocked unconscious and died of blunt force trauma to the head, neck, and body, complicated by drowning. 
  
  Toxicology reports show Subject3 was tubing in an unsafe manner by tubing with a high concentration of alcohol and drugs in his body, as well as tubing without wearing a personal flotation device.  Toxicology reports and field sobriety exercises show Operator1 was impaired and operating the vessel in a reckless manner at the time of the incident. Operator1 ran over Subject2 and Subject3 with the vessel and caused the death of Subject3.