RedactedNarrative: On 4/26/2015 a single vessel accident occurred on Doctors lake near Lake Shore Boat Ramp. V-1 was towing a tube with two people. Vessel operator turned vessel hard starboard. Both the operator and a passenger were ejected. The vessel maintained a circular course and ran-over the passenger. The passenger sustained a laceration to his right buttocks by propeller strike. 
  
  On 4/25/2015 and at approximately 1906hrs, operator was pulling a tube in Doctors Lake. On the tube were two people.  Victim was a passenger in the boat located near the bow. Operator began circling to starboard at approximately 20 miles per hour which caused slack in the ski line. When the operator began to straighten his course the ski line became taut. The vessel jerked towards starboard, ejecting the operator and passenger. Both tubers were ejected from the tube. The vessel began a clockwise circle as the operator was not wearing a cut-off lanyard. The vessel approached Victim. Victim attempted to submerge himself but stated that his life jacket kept him buoyant. The vessel ran over Victim with the propeller striking Victim's right buttocks. The propeller ripped the bathing suit off Victim which entangled the propeller, this caused the vessel to slow enough for operator to swim to the vessel and grab the throttle to stop the vessel. Victim was lacerated by the propeller. 
  A Good Samaritan picked-up the four boys. The victim's father took his son to Wolfson's Fleming Island Hospital. I arrived at the hospital at approximately 2059hrs and interviewed Victim and obtained a written statement from him. His statement corroborated other witness statements made by the other passengers with the exception of him wearing a life jacket. I was told by several other passengers at the scene that Victim was not wearing a life jacket but both passengers on the tube had them on.; VICTIM:Laceration to right buttocks requiring stitched. Discharged from hospital that evening.