RedactedNarrative: On 7/4/14, a 22 foot vessel was being driven by Operator and occupied by her mom and two others. Operator''s sister, Victim, was being towed behind on a tube. Operator left her parent''s lake lot in Rainmaker Cove and turned North onto the main lake. Shortly after, Operator turned the boat around to head South on the lake. During the turn, Victim was pulled into some large waves caused by other vessel traffic. Victim went airborne on the tube, but never fell off. Mom stated it appeared as though Victim had "bent in half", meaning she had hyper extended her back. Operator stopped the boat, and Victim yelled out that her back hurt and she could not feel her right leg. Mom, and two people pulled Victim back into the boat. They then drove to the lake lot they had left from. At the lake lot, Operator and Victim''s dad jumped into the vessel along with a friend. They called 911 and headed to Marina 1. Emergency personnel met the boat at the dock at Marina 1. Victim was transported by ambulance to St. Francis Hospital in Litchfield. By the time they reached the dock at Marina 1, Victim did say she was regaining feeling in her right leg, but that her back still hurt. A check of the vessel and operator found no violations. 
  
  Later that night I was contacted by father of Victim. He advised me that Victim was given a clean bill of health and released from the hospital. Father said they took X-rays, and that the X-rays showed no injuries. Father told me that Victim wa given a 48 hour release from work, but was feeling better and planned on going in to work the next day. I told Father to call me if Victim''s condition changed.