RedactedNarrative: On 09/03/2018, at approximately 7:00 pm, a boating incident occurred on belews lake 1.0 miles south of the belews lake dam.  The vessel was a 10 ft polaris personal watercraft that was pulling two people on a tube.  The vessel made a sharp turn causing slack in the rope that became wrapped around tuber1's right leg. The right femur of Tuber1 was dislocated when the slack of the rope tightened.
  
  At the time of the incident, operator (operator) was pulling tuber1 and tuber2 on a tube just south of the belews lake dam.  Operator made a sharp turn with the pwc which caused slack in the rope that was pulling the tube.  The slack in the rope became wrapped around tuber1's right leg.  When the pwc continued moving, the slack in the rope tightened causing the rope to also tighten on tuber1's leg in a fast jerking motion.  This caused the right femur of tuber1 to become dislocated as well as flipping the tube causing tubers to be thrown into the water.  Operator then called 911.  Ems and madison/mayodan rescue squad arrived on scene at approximately 7:30 pm.  Tuber1 was then transported to carolina marina by boat with madison/mayodan resuce squad.  Tuber1 was transported to moses cone hospital in greensboro, nc by ems. Tuber1 underwent surgery to repair his dislocated femur on 09/04/18 and is expected to make a full recovery. All three individuals were wearing a personal floatation device at the time of the incident and no alcohol or drug were believed to be involved.
  
  It appears that due to inexperience, the operator made too sharp of a turn on the pwc for the rope that was connected to the tube to stay tight.  No one was charged as a result of this incident.
  
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