RedactedNarrative: On june 7, 2015, two people and friends had set out on brices creek to engage in wake boarding. The group had constructed a floating ramp which was approximately five feet wide, ten feet long, and five feet tall. They had positioned the ramp in the "old rock quarry" which is a lake that adjoins to brices creek. The ramp was located in the northern part of the 20 acre lake with the ramp positioned north to south with the high end to the south. The group was taking turns being pulled behind a pwc and jumping the ramp. At approximately 17:30 hrs, operator was operating the pwc with victim in tow on a wake board. Operator was operating the pwc at approximately 25 mph as victim attempted to perform a back flip off of the ramp. Victim hit the water back first with his feet and wake board in the air. As a result, the front portion of the wake board struck victim in the forehead, approximately two inches above his hair line. The impact with the board caused a two inch laceration. Victim was then transported to carolina east medical center in new bern where he received seven staples and three stitches as a result of his injury. 
  
  Note: there is no way of proving that alcohol played a contributing role, but it is worth noting that one member of the group did have a high bac of .23, and that victim seemed deceitful in his answer when asked how much he had to drink.