RedactedNarrative: Saturday, September 17, 2016:
  
  Operator #1 Stated in Effect:  I was barrel racing around the buoys on my jet ski when I took a turn too fast.  I flew off and landed hard on the water.  For a second I was just floating face down and couldn't move, but then I was able to get my head above water.  Another boater in the area was able to get me onto his boat and over to Moose Head Marina.  I was transported to the hospital, I think I have a pinched nerve in my neck.
  
  Investigation Revealed:  Operator #1, the sole occupant of Vessel #1, was barrel racing around a stump buoy on Greenwood Lake in the area north of Fox Island.  Operator #1 took a right hand turn too fast, spun around 180 degrees, and was ejected off the rear of Vessel #1.  Operator #1, who was wearing a PFD, was momentarily unable to move due to impacting the water's surface (there was no loss of consciousness).  After regaining movement approximately 30 seconds later, Operator #1 was taken aboard a good samaritan vessel and relayed to Moose Head Marina.  The West Milford First Aid Squad transported Operator #1 to Chilton Memorial Hospital in Pequannock Township for treatment of a pinched nerve in his neck.  Officer of the Greenwood Lake NY Police Department towed Vessel #1 to Moose Head Marina.  There was no damage to Vessel #1.
  