RedactedNarrative: On September 1, 2014 at approximately 1330 hours, I was patrolling Lake Burton by vessel when I heard Rabun County 911 request EMS to respond to a pwc incident on Lake Burton on Wildcat Creek near Moccasin Creek.  I responded to the scene with Rabun County Deputy arriving on scene at 1348 hours.  The incident occurred on the lake at 162 Lonestar, Clayton, GA.  I met with medical personnel and found three female subjects laying down on the ground near the sea wall.  I spoke with a witness, who told me he saw the incident.  Witness told me he saw the pwc coming towards him at full speed and he wondered if it was going to pass through a short distance between him and his pontoon boat and a dock.  But then he said the pwc made a hard left turn, crashing into the sea wall.  Witness said all three occupants were ejected off the pwc and landed right where they were laying.
  
  I spoke with a passenger on the pwc.  She was able to stand up and walk a short distance and then sit down.  I was able to retrieve information from her and the operator.  Subject told me she was sitting on the back of the pwc, behind operator and her daughter who was sitting in front of operator.  Subject said she didn’t know what happened. 
   
  I spoke with operator who said she was confused.  Operator was complaining about her left side hurting her.  I asked her what happened.  Operator said the throttle was stuck on the pwc and she didn’t know why.  Operator said she made a hard left turn and hit the sea wall.  I asked for her information and received consent to take possession of the pwc.  All three occupants were able to stand and walk to the ambulance.  They were transported to Habersham Emergency Medical Center for evaluation.
   
  On September 5, I picked up witness statements from the Gainesville office where RFC Chambers had left them for me.  At 1300 hours, I met with Operator at their residence.  I asked Operator about her injuries and about the incident.  Operator received a sprained left wrist and left ankle, bruised ribs, right swollen knee and minor scratches all over her body.  Operator said she had a hard time remembering what happened, but after talking to subject and her granddaughter she seemed to remember a little more.  Operator said that there was a lot of activity on the lake and they had left LaPrades to go for a ride.  Operator thought while granddaughter was seated in front of her, she may have had her hand on the throttle when they were going down the lake, Operator said she may not have had full control of the ski and that’s why she thought the throttle may have been hung up.