RedactedNarrative: On Saturday July 2, 2016 at approximately 1800 the victim was operating a PWC in Kiehn''s Bay of Fresno Reservoir, which is west of Havre, MT. While operating the PWC the victim attempted to jump a series of waves which were created by other boats on the Reservoir. The victim told me that she hit the first wave at approximately a 45 degree angle to the wave. When she hit the wave the PWC turned in the air and she hit the next wave parralel to it. When she hit the second wave the PWC hit the wave on the port side of the PWC. The victim stated to me that she was traveling at approximately 30 mph at the time. Upon impact with the second wave the victim was thrown off of the starboard side of the PWC. The victim stated that when she was thrown off her left foot stayed in the foot well of the PWC. The force of being thrown to the right caused her left femur to break approximately 6 inches above the knee. 
  
  The victim was able to swim back to the PWC and flag down a passing boat for help. The passing boat went to the camping area where the victims family was staying and told them she needed help. Witness 1 (the victims father) took his boat out and found the victim sitting on the back of the PWC. Witness 1 put the victim in his boat and took her to shore where she was put into a vehicle owned and taken to Northern Montana Hospital in Havre, MT. X-rays were taken of her left leg and it was determined that she had broken her left femur. The victim was taken by helicopter to Benefis Hospital in Great Falls, MT where she had surgery to repair her broken femur. The victim was released from the hospital on Sunday July 3, 2016. I spoke to the victim regarding the incident on Monday July 4, 2016. 
  
  There was no damage to the PWC. The victim had not been drinking prior to operating the PWC on July 2, 2016. The victim was wearing a PFD at the time of the accident.