RedactedNarrative: On May 20, 2021, at approximately 2300 hours, Officer 2 and I attended a Bass Tournament weigh-in at Carr Fork Lake. We were looking at all angler's fish from the tournament when we heard someone yell help from the Marina. I rand down to the dock and upon contact, Passenger was lying face down near the vessel's bow. I noticed three large lacerations to this lower back. One EMT was on scene at the time of the accident and stopped the bleeding from Passenger's wounds. We called for a helicopter, but EMS advised us that the aircraft would be 45 minutes before they could arrive. We then called for an ambulance. Once the ambulance arrived, I assisted them in getting Passenger onto a gurney. EMS transported Passenger to the Hazard ARH. 
  
  After EMS left the scene, I interviewed the Operator of the vessel, Passenger's father. He stated that he was operating the vessel and was coming into the weigh-in and was passing the Carr Fork Beach area when he hit a log. After hitting the log, the motor came off the vessel and came inside and struck Passenger in the back, causing severe injuries to his back. He also told me that he and Passenger both had on on their PFD's. 
  
  I contacted the victim's mother after the accident, and she advised me that he was extubated and had two surgeries. His current injuries were a collapsed lung, a broken scapula, a broken knee, a shattered pelvis, and four back lacerations.
  