RedactedNarrative: On August 5th, 2016 at approximately 1423 I received a call for service regarding a boat accident on Hayden Lake. We were informed by Central dispatch that the boat had an injured person on board and that they were enroute back to Hayden Lake Country Club Marina to meet medical personnel.
  
   Upon arriving on scene, Dep. and I followed medical to a blue and white Wellcraft 210 S Eclipse where the victim was receiving medical attention for neck and back pains. Victim was the only injury from the boat crash.
  
   After medical took Victim to Kootenai Health, I proceeded to conduct a safety inspection on the vessel. Owner was not on the vessel when the accident occurred. 
  
  While I conducted the vessel inspection, my partner Dep had the operator of the vessel, complete an Idaho Boating Accident Report. According to Operator, the vessel was driving at approximately 20 MPH with Victim wakeboarding behind the boat. Victim jumped a wake and fell on the other side of the wake hitting the water. Upon recovering Victim from the water, Victim was complaining of neck and back pains. 
  
  The first witness in the vessel filled out a voluntary witness statement which also made the same statement stating that Victim appeared to land on his head in the water. 
  
  The final witness stated that the statement from the prior two witnesses is accurate to what he saw. 
  
  Deputy and I went to Kootenai Health to check on Victim and to get a statement. Victim was suffering from temporary amnesia and was unable to remember the incident. 
  
  Based on the evidence we received, along with the statements from the witnesses, Deputy and I believe that Victim was wakeboarding behind the boat when he crossed the wake, falling and hitting his head which resulted in the neck and back injuries he received. Dep. and I have concluded at this time that this was an unavoidable accident. No citations or further actions were taken at this time.