RedactedNarrative: Above subjects were adrift with engine off near Difficulty Creek on Lake Cumberland in a 1996 Four Winns model 225 Sundowner DLX. Subjects were wake boarding and had stopped to change out the persons wakeboarding, when two (2) unknown boats (possibly "Formulas", red and white and very similar) came out of the head of the creek and passed extremely close and at a high rate of speed next to their vessel. The passing boats caught the tow/ski rope (60 ft. in length) and as the rope tightened up and moved from the rear to the left front of the boat it collapsed the ski/tow tower on the boat. The impact broke the windshield and did damage to the fiberglass where the ski/tow tower was mounted to the vessel. Five of the six passengers were uninjured and the sixth only received very minor scratches to his left arm. All persons refused any medical treatment.
   
  No citations were issued due to the parties causing the accident and damage left the scene and failed to render aid. The identification of the boats involved are very sketchy with no "real" identifiers to work with. 
  
   