RedactedNarrative: On the above date and time, I was called to a vessel 10-10 with injuries. I responded to the Indian River Coast Guard Station. At this location I was advised that a vessel pulling a tube with 2 persons on it had flipped the tube and caused injury to both passengers. 
  
  I made contact with Mother of V-1 who advised me that her son had leg injuries from the accident. I was also advised that V-2 was coughing up blood from the accident. Mother of V-1 stated that they were tubing on the ocean front about 300 yards north of Indian River Inlet when the tube hit a wave and threw both passengers on the tube into the water. 
  
  I contacted OPERATOR 1 who advised me that he was operating the vessel at approximately 15 mph when the passengers were thrown from the tube. OPERATOR 1 stated that he had been traveling in circles and figure eights prior to the incident. 
  
  Both V-1 and V-2 were then transported by ambulance to Beebe Hospital. I responded to the hospital and learned that V-1 OPERATOR 1 had a calf injury and was released. I after speaking with V-2 I learned that he was waiting for imaging. After interviews I concluded that both V-1 and V-2 sustained injuries from impact with the water and no contact was made between persons or persons and the vessel.
  
  I cleared the hospital. Later that day I contacted V-2 and was advised that he had sustained a pulmonary contusion, he was released. 
  
  I contacted OPERATOR 1 and met with him at his residence. I issued a warning to him for negligent operation for operating a vessel in a manor causing injury.