RedactedNarrative: On Sunday October 23, 2016 at about 1142 hours, Vessel #1 was pulling a tube with two occupants on board. The tube cut a wake in the water causing one of the passengers to go into the air and land on the other passengers head, knocking them both off the tube. After both of the passengers swam back to the tube and returned to the boat, Mother#1 observed that her daughter had sustained a bloody nose from the impact and the other passenger identified as Subject#1, began to complain of a slight headache. The two girls and everyone else on board remained at the lake and continued to recreate until Subject#1 stated that her headache was getting worse and she was feeling nauseous with tingling in her left hand and back. They brought Subject#1 to the Scorpion Bay Marina and contacted the Sheriff's Office for medical support. Upon my arrival I activated my body worn camera. Deputy#1, who was also on scene with me, evaluated Subject#1 and I requested the assistance of Peoria Fire Department for her. I also located the other girl involved and evaluated her as well; she had no injury at this time.  
  
  When Peoria Fire Department arrived on scene at 1358 hours, Subject#1 was secured on a backboard and cervical collar for precautionary reasons. She was then transported by ground to John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital for further evaluation with non life threatening injuries. It should be noted this incident occurred approximately two hours before they arrived at the Scorpion Bay Marina and made any notifications for assistance.
  
  
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