RedactedNarrative: On 06/26/2019 at 18:15 hours, while at the Spring Shores Marina, I was advised by a boater that a young woman had a broken leg and was being transported to the marina by boat.
  
  A few minutes later, an orange 2007 CTC boat (ID 3364 AY) arrived at the marina. Victim was complaining of pain in her lower left leg. Deputies and marina staff placed Victim on a backboard and transported her to an awaiting personal van where she was transported to St. Lukes Medical Center for evaluation.
  
  I later met with Operator and asked him what happened. 
  
  Interview with Operator in summary:
  
  Operator stated he and a large group were camped at Chimney Rock campground for a church function. He had his personal boat on the water and was towing passengers on an inter tube. Operator said Victim got on the inter tube and was being towed by the boat. Operator said he was traveling approximately eleven miles per hour and making large, wide turns while towing Victim. Operator said during one turn, he saw Victim's tube go over the boats wake and Victim appeared to fall off the tube into the water. Operator turned his boat around to pick up Victim. Victim was complaining of pain in her left leg. Victim re-boarded the boat and Operator stabilized her leg. He then transported Victim to the Spring Shores Marina where he met with deputies. 
  
  Operator stated he has over 100 hours of boating experience. All passengers were wearing their life jackets. 
  
  Detective later contacted Victims mother who stated Victim only suffered a sprained leg and contusion.
  