RedactedNarrative: Deputies received information that a watercraft was observed, on the lake in Crosby, to be unoccupied and doing circles. Bystanders also reported hearing somebody yelling "help." While in route, Crosby PD and MN DNR conservation officers arrived on scene and confirmed that the lone female operator of the watercraft had been ejected but was pulled from the water by a passing boater. Deputies arrived on scene and were advised that the female operator had been transported to her residence and was going to be driven to the hospital by her husband to be evaluated for back pain. 
  
  Deputies then responded from the boat access to the area where the watercraft remained in motion doing circles. Officers secured the scene and were eventually able to disable the watercraft by throwing ropes into the propeller. The watercraft was subsequently towed to the registered owner's address and secured on a lift. Contact was made with the husband at the residence. The husband advised deputies that the female victim was currently at the hospital being evaluated for a possible kidney bruising sustained by a collision with the gunwale while being ejected from the watercraft. The husband stated the victim was not wearing a life jacket and that she has a lot of experience with operating that watercraft.