RedactedNarrative: On September 4th 2016 operator was operating his 24 foot Sea Ray cabin motorboat on the waters of Lake Cumberland in Wayne County.  While operating his vessel Operator was pulling a tube with two people riding.  
  
  During his operating of the vessel and pulling the tube Operator crossed what he described as a large wake from another vessel while on plane.  When the following tube crossed the same wake it ejected both occupants.  
  
  Upon ejection it is believed that Tuber1 came into contact with the leg of Tuber2 in the knee area with her head.  Tuber1 was apparently knocked unconscious by the impact.  Upon seeing the riders ejected operator circled back around to pick them back up and he as well as other passengers on his vessel observed Tuber1 with her face down in the water.  
  
  Subject jumped into the water to attempt to assist Tuber1.  Tuber1 regained consciousness and was loaded into the boat.  At this time she became nauseated and began vomiting water.  She complained of neck and head pain as well.  Passengers aboard the vessel then called 911 and proceeded to travel to Conley Bottom Marina to meet an ambulance crew there.  Upon my arrival all occupants were at the marina in and around the vessel tending to Tuber1.  A Wayne County EMS crew shortly arrived at which time Tuber1 was immobilized and loaded into the ambulance for transport to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital for possible head and neck injuries.  I placed a follow up call on September 23rd 2016 and learned that Tuber1 was diagnosed with a sprain and was having muscle spasms for a short time due to the accident.  She has now been cleared medically with no long term injuries apparent.