RedactedNarrative: On 7/23/14 at 3:45pm, mother of the victim was pulling victim on his wakeboard behind their mastercraft ski boat on white lake. Victim had been attempting to land 360s that day. As victim jumped the boat's wake, he tried to do a 360 and land it. When he attempted the 360, he fell as he tried landing it. Victim fell on the water back first as his wakeboard came out from under him. Operator saw him fall and immediately went to assist him. As she arrived where he was in the water, she noticed that victim's head was still under the water. Victim's head then came up out of the water and he was gasping for breath and could not speak. Victim's face was very red and purple in color, swollen and his eyes were bulging. Operator pulled victim up on the platform of their boat. As operator got victim on the platform of their boat, victim started talking. Victim was yelling that his back and neck was in pain. Operator called a neighbor for help via cell phone, but was unable to get them on the phone. Operator proceeded by calling 911. While on the phone with 911, operator was able to get victim's wakeboard off his feet. Victim then moved into the back of the boat where he still had difficulty breathing and had back and neck pain. Operator drove the boat to their private dock where she met emergency services. Paramedics put victim on a body board to stabilize him and transported him to bladen county hospital in elizabethtown. Victim was checked into bladen county hospital that afternoon and checked out after being assessed by a doctor that evening.