RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, September 12th, 2020, Subject 1 was operating his Four Winns boat on Tims Ford Lake.  Subject 1 was leaving from Twin Creeks Marina in Boiling Fork, with 3 passengers, headed toward the main body of the lake to go eat at another marina.  As the group was leaving the marina, they encountered a lot of boat traffic headed into the Twin Creeks Marina/Winchester Bass Club area.  Subject 1 stayed close to the bank on his port side, to avoid the boat traffic.  Subject 1 started to speed up and get his boat on plane, the boat hit a large wave created by the wake of the other boats.  Subject 1's boat went over the wave and then came down hard into the next wave.  Upon impacting the second wave, one of the passengers, Victim 1, suffered a back injury.  Subject 1 drove the boat into Dry Creek to get out of the waves.  An ambulance was called which met them at the Dry Creek boat ramp and transported Victim 1 to the hospital in Winchester.
  
  When this incident occurred, there was a significant amount of boat traffic in the area because of a permitted boat parade that had occurred earlier that afternoon.  The amount of traffic in the area was comparable to what might be seen on a holiday weekend.  Many of the boats in the area were likely those that had participated in the parade and some of them were not.  
  
  The main cause of the incident were large waves that were created by the wake from the boats operating in the area.  Subject 1's boat struck one of the large waves which lifted the boat up, the boat then came down hard into another large wave.  The impact of striking the second wave is what caused the injury to Victim 1's back.  Victim 1 did have a previous back injury from a car accident years ago.  It is unknown if the previous injury contributed to their injury in this incident.