RedactedNarrative: From Operator Report: Nose of boat dug into small wave and capsized turning boat upside down.
  
  From Officer Report - Vessel 1 Operator was driving a custom made racing boat on the West Twin River off the Vets Park Boat Launch. Operator was operating at a high rate of speed. Two Rivers PD Officer observed the accident and was running radar on the boat prior to the accident. According to the Officer, he obtained a reading using a stationary radar of approximately 70 mph. Operator was operating the boat in a large oval pattern. When Operator was coming out of a turn he encountered waves from his wake. In addition, the wind began to pick up creating a chop on the water. The port side of the boat towards the bow stuck into the water, causing the boat to flip. Operator was ejected from the boat. Operator was wearing a life jacket and a helmet at the time of the accident.
  
  Operator's father came to his aid in another boat and took Operator to shore where EMS was waiting. Operator was transported to medical facility for possible neck and spinal cord injuries. According to the Operator, he takes the race boat out about once a year with this brother to run tests on the engine. Operator said because of the wind the conditions were unsafe to be operating the race boat at high rates of speed. Operator does not race boats competitively, but operates them as a hobby. Investigating officer seized the boat for further investigation.
   
   the State does not have a value of the damage other than total loss.  Vessel was a custom made vessel, with no HIN purchased in Florida approximately 12 years ago, per the operator/owner.  Owner also stated that the motor was a Mercury that through modifications was approximately 100 hp.;