RedactedNarrative: On July 12, 2020, a mother and two daughters were part of the tour group near Big Carlos Pass. The mother and one of the daughters were on the same PWC when a large wake ejected both of them off the PWC. 
  
  Upon resurfacing, the mother was hit on the forehead and received a laceration that resulted her to be transported to the hospital. I also spoke with and questioned Subject1, as both daughters were currently en route via personal vehicle to the hospital to see their mother. They both stated that they were part of a tour and were waiting for the group to catch up. 
  
  When asked who was where just prior to the incident and on which PWC, Subject2 stated that she was on a PWC by herself and Subject1 was on the other PWC with her mom. When asked what happened prior to Subject1 and her mother falling off, both Subject1 and Subject2 stated as they were waiting, a "large wave" came in rolled their mom and sister (Subject1) off the PWC. 
  
  When her mom resurfaced, the PWC hit her on the forehead. The laceration and blood loss promoted the tour guide to call 911 instead of immediately returning to the livery. No one was certain on exactly where on the PWC victim hit her head. Both Subject1 and Subject2 acknowledged the deteriorating weather to be the main factor. All parties were wearing PFDs and can swim. Subject1 stated that her mother operated a PWC a total of three times prior to the incident.; T
  
  Victim sustained a one inch laceration on her forehead near her hairline. She was admitted into the Health Park Hospital ER for treatment.
  