RedactedNarrative: On Saturday April 04, 2015  four people were joy riding on the Savannah River in the Augusta area.  Occupants on the vessel stated they had been riding in the 2001 Yamaha boat since approximately 3:30 PM or 4:00 PM.  Operator stated he had been operating the boat.  The 3 female occupants had been consuming alcohol while they were on the boat ride.  At approximately 7:00 PM the group decided to return to the boat ramp to load the vessel and leave the area.  Operator said he made a sharp right turn, during which he hit a wake in the water causing Victim to fall to the left side of the vessel and strike her head just above the left eye brow.  The group proceeded to the boat ramp at that point.
  
  After arriving at the boat ramp the group asked Victim how she was feeling.  Victim reported to having a head ache but thought she was okay.  Victim and Occupant1 left in together in Occupant1 vehicle.  Occupant1 reported that she was trying to convince Victim to go get her head looked at, but Victim refused to go to see a doctor.  While traveling home; however, Victim passed out in the vehicle.  Occupant1 was not sure if it was from the alcohol or the head injury and called Richmond County E-911 to ask for assistance.  
  
  Victim was transported to GRU medical center where she was very combative and uncooperative, and had the smell of alcohol on her breath.  Victim was seen by MD.  Victim had no obvious external injuries.  Victim was found to have a concussion, believed to have been caused by her striking her head against the side of the vessel.  
  
  Victim was kept in trauma unit over night for observation.  Medical personnel stated that the injury was minor, with no concern of ongoing issues related to the boating incident.