RedactedNarrative: I responded along with Rangers to Rendezvous Beach for a report of injury on a Personal Water Craft (PWC) at 1805 hours. I arrived at 1806 hours and met with Rendezvous Beach Rentals (who made the 911 call at 2001 hours) and the injured person on the beach. VICTIM was sitting on a picnic table bench hunched over in pain, guarding her lower abdomen. VICTIM was alert, conscious and crying. 
  
  VICTIM said she fell off the back of the PWC into the water and the force of the water injured her lower abdomen and pelvic area. operator who was operating, said they were going very slow just outside the wake-less area but as he opened the throttle, slightly turned to the right, VICTIM and OCCUPANT1 fell off. OCCUPANT1 was the rear passenger and had no complaints of injury. VICTIM was the middle passenger. While waiting for medical crews to arrive, VICTIM began to complain of being cold so we found two blankets and her friend OCCUPANT1 wrapped her in them. 
  
  Medical units started arriving at 2012 hours and began treating VICTIM. After sitting in the ambulance and warming for some time, VICTIM began feeling better and asked if she could either go to a local clinic or be released to her friends. I recommended that she be checked out by a doctor at a hospital. The ambulance crew were able to contact VICTIM's grandmother who, according to VICTIM, is her legal guardian and obtained permission to treat and release VICTIM. VICTIM was later released to her friends on the beach at 2037 hours.
  
  operator had no indication of impairment according to my observations. He also said he had not been drinking or taking any drugs recently. I gather additional report information and cleared the scene at 2105 hours.
  
  Rich County Incident #2015-0663