RedactedNarrative: 	On June 30, 2017, I Cpl., was patrolling Lake Oconee by vessel in front of Old Salem Park.  I received a call from GSP dispatch in reference to person injured from falling off a tube.  The dispatcher advised me the vessel involved was pulling to the dock at the boat ramp at Old Salem Park.  I immediately went to the boat ramp to assist the victim.  
  
  	Upon arrival, I noted there were three female juveniles on the dock. Two of the female juveniles were assisting the victim, which was also a female juvenile.  I noted the victim was shuffling her feet trying to walk.  I advised the two female juveniles assisting the victim to immediately lower the victim to the dock.  I tied my vessel and attended to the victim.  The victim was incoherent and had slurry speech.  Victim appeared to be going in and out of consciousness.  I started to treat the victim for shock while waiting for EMS personnel.  I asked one of the girls what happened.  The female juvenile stated she fell off the tube and she was acting funny when they got her into the vessel.  She stated they immediately started back for the boat ramp and called 911 for an ambulance.  Once EMS personnel arrived on scene, I turned my attention to the vessel and the operator.  The first thing I looked for any evidence of alcoholic beverages in the vessel, which I did not see.  I then talked to the operator who stated she was at the lake with her boyfriend and his two children.  She also had her two children there as well.  The vessel registration was GA 6279 YV, which was a 1998 Blue Bayliner Inboard/outboard.
  
  	I spoke with Operator1.  Operator1 identified the tubers as all female juveniles.  I did not detect an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from Operator1.  EMS personnel stated the victim needed to be transported to Athens Regional Medical Center immediately.  I advised Operator1 to contact the victim’s mother and advise her what was happening.  At the time there was no number for the victim’s mother and Operator1 did not have her cell phone. I advised Operator1 I would interview everyone at a later time.  Victim was transported to Athens by the medical unit.  It should be noted Operator1 accompanied the victim in the ambulance. 
  
  When I arrived at Athens Regional hospital, I met with Dr.  Dr. stated that Victim sustained a concussion and had fluid in her left lung.  Dr. stated she was in stable condition but wanted to keep Victim overnight for observation.
  
  I interviewed Operator1.  Operator1 stated she was pulling the tube and was causing the tube to go over the wake of the vessel.  Operator1 stated one of the girls fell off the tube which caused it to be uneven weight wise.  Operator1 stated the tube went airborne and flipped landing on top of the other two tubers.  Operator1 stated she turned around and picked up the tubers in the water.  Once she got the girls in the boat, she noted Victim was crying stating her head hurt and decided she needed to be seen by medical personnel.  
  
  I obtained witness statements from everyone in the vessel and on the tube.  The witness statements corroborate the operator’s account of what happened.  No charges were filed in the incident and a boating incident report was completed.
  
  	On July 2, 2017, I spoke with the victim’s mother and she stated her daughter was released from the hospital and was at home resting.
  