RedactedNarrative: Operator # 1 Stated in Effect:
  We were wakeboarding and I was driving the boat.  Victim went down the wake on the left side of the boat.  He wiped out and he thinks the board hit him in the side of the head.
  
  Witness Stated in Effect:
  I was seated facing backwards watching Victim riding.  Victim is not that experienced at wakeboarding.  He went down the wake to the port side of the boat.  As he was going down the wake he caught his edge and fell forward.  I think his legs folded up behind his back and the wakeboard hit the side of his head.  He was conscious the whole time and was able to get himself out of the water.
  
  Witness 2 Stated in Effect:
  Victim was wakeboarding and cutting across the wake.  He caught his edge and fell forward head first.  I think the board hit him on the head.
  
  Victim Stated in Effect:
  I was cutting across the wake and caught an edge and fell head first into the water.  I think the board came up and hit me on the side of the head causing a three inch laceration.
  
  Investigation Revealed:
  Vessel #1 was operating in the waterway known as "The Horseshoe" in the Borough of Avalon.  Vessel #1 was engaged in the activity of wakeboarding.  The vessel was traveling westbound in the waterway.  Victim was being towed behind the vessel on a wakeboard.  Victim was traversing the wake from right to left when he caught an edge of the wakeboard and fell head first into the water.  The force of the impact caused Victim's legs to fold backwards towards his head.  During this motion, the edge of the wakeboard struck the right side of Victim's head causing a small laceration.
  
  He remained conscious and was able to remove himself from the water.  Victim was transported by Avalon EMS to Cape Regional Medical Center for treatment where he received stitches for his head laceration.
  