RedactedNarrative: On July 7, 2014 at 16:00 hours, operator1 was operating a SEADOO PWC in the Fishing Creek area of Lake Cumberland. The family was heading south to the main lake area when they began to have mechanical issues with their Crownline Runabout. After trying to diagnose the problem they gave up and decided to tow it back to Lee's Ford Marina and dock it at their slip. 
  
  Subjects were on their houseboat overseeing everything and keeping an eye on their children. Operator2 had got on another SEADOO PWC and hooked a tow line to the Crownline Runabout. After securing the line to both vessel's, he changed direction heading back up Fishing Creek to Lee's Ford Marina. About 20 ft. of tow line was extended out during tow. 
  
  Operator1 was on her PWC operating circles around the two vessels in tow, helping oversee the operation. Operator1 had circled around from the starboard side to the front of Operator2's PWC heading over to his port side and then heading back towards the vessel being towed. She had looked away for a few seconds and accidentally turned into the direction between the two vessels. When she realized what was going on, she let off the throttle on the PWC killing the power of maneuverability. She drove straight into the tow line close lining her around the chest region. The impact with the line caused her to flip backwards off the PWC and into the water. Before hitting the water her right forearm made contact with the back of the PWC, sustaining injury. 
  
  Subject pulled her daughter from the water to make sure she was ok. Swelling and bruising began to build up in her forearm giving visual clues of it being broke. Subject called Lee’s Ford Marina and had them to call 911 for an ambulance. I received the call from dispatch at 16:17 hours and was told to meet the victim at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. I arrived at the hospital at 16:34 hours. When the victim arrived, I collected information and waited around to see the status of her arm. The ER Doctor stated the X-rays showed no brakes or fractures in her forearm. Injuries sustained were just tissue swelling and bruising. I wished the victim the best and advised her to stay safe; I cleared the scene at 18:33 hours.