RedactedNarrative: An ambulance was dispatched on a report of a 60-year-old man with possible internal injuries obtained in a water-skiing accident. Since this was a boating-related injury, I responded. There was, however, a considerable delay before responding units (SO, EMS, and I) arrived at the address because the address provided by dispatch was wrong. The road was actually east of that location. 
  
  Witnesses (an unidentified 11-year-old boy, the boat operator) stated that Victim, was being towed behind a rental boat. He was attempting to slalom ski and fell when he came upon some large waves (wake from another vessel). He was then taken to shore. The fall occurred at approximately 1300 hours. Law enforcement was notified over an hour later and the information reported was a man with possible internal injuries from a boating accident. 
  
  Victim was examined by EMS personnel and was transported to Logan Regional Hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of broken or cracked ribs. 
  
  After Victim was transported, I was able to speak to his son (boat operator). It was apparent that Victim had been drinking prior to our arrival on-scene. I could detect no odor of alcohol coming from operator. When I asked, he stated that his father had not had anything to drink prior to going boating. It appears that his father had begun drinking once he returned to the cabin. 
  
  The rental company has been listed under "people" in the vessel information.