RedactedNarrative: At approximately 5:30PM, Sgt., CPO and I were on boat patrol on Lake Shelbyville when we witnessed Vessel 1, a white Sea Doo GTX Limited (RN IL 5101 KR), leaving the cove/No Wake Zone adjacent to Point 5 and start traveling southeast in main body of Lake Shelbyville at a high rate of speed. Vessel 1 then proceeded to make a wide turn back to the northwest. Sgt. noticed the Operator of Vessel 1 had been ejected and we responded immediately to the scene. The Operator, a juvenile, was in distress and blood was apparent in the water. Sgt. called for an ambulance through ISP Dispatch. CPO asked the Operator his name and if he was able to move his arms and legs. The Operator responded his name and he could move his arms and legs. I assisted Operator into our patrol boat. Operator was conscious and speaking but mostly confused. Operator was able to remember his age (14), his DOB and his parent''s names and cell phone numbers but had no memory of where he had been that day, who he was with or the events that led up to the accident. We attempted to call and left a message for Operator''s father, Operator appeared to have a large bleeding laceration on his head and a chipped tooth. We attended to his obvious injuries as we transported Operator to Eagle Creek Boat Ramp where we were met by Findlay Ambulance Service. Findlay Ambulance Service transported Operator to Shelby Memorial Hospital. 
  
  Operator''s father was notified as Operator was being transported to Shelby Memorial Hospital. Operator''s parents were on a boat with friends anchored in the cove adjacent to Point 5. 
  
  After transferring custody of Operator to the Findlay Ambulance Services, Sgt., CPO and I returned to the scene to recover the vessel. Upon arrival at the scene, Vessel 1 was being towed by another vessel (RN IL 1189 JR) owned. We recovered Vessel 1 and towed it to Findlay Marina. Upon inspection, Vessel 1 had no visible damage and was released to owners. 
  
  In a follow-up phone call on 8/03/2014, Operator''s mother stated Operator remembered hitting the wake of a boat traveling too fast and was ejected from Vessel 1. Shelly also stated injuries were a minor fracture to a neck vertebra and a fractured skull with a slight depression.