RedactedNarrative: VESSEL 1 OPERATOR WAS TOWING TWO PEOPLE ON A TUBE BEHIND THE VESSEL. WHEN THE TUBE HIT A WAVE, BOTH PEOPLE WERE EJECTED OFF OF THE TUBE. ONE OF THE PERSONS INJURED HIS NECK AS HE WAS EJECTED FROM THE TUBE. INJURED WAS UNSURE WHAT CAUSED THE NECK INJURY, BUT BELIEVED HE HURT IT WHEN HE HIT THE WATER. 
  
  BOTH PERSONS WERE ABLE TO GET BACK ON THE VESSEL AFTER BEING EJECTED FROM THE TUBE.  INJURED PERSON HAD NUMBNESS IN HIS FINGERS AND VOMITED TWICE AFTER HE WAS EJECTED FROM THE TUBE. THE GROUP WENT BACK TO THE VESSEL OWNER’S RESIDENCE WHERE THE VESSEL OWNER CALLED 911 AND REQUESTED AN AMBULANCE FOR THE INJURED. THE INJURED WAS TAKEN TO THE HOPSITAL WHERE HE RECEIVED A CAT SCAN.   MEDICAL STAFF AT THE HOSPITAL ADVISED THE INJURED THAT HE HAD SPRAINED HIS NECK AND DID NOT NEED FURTHER TREATMENT.