RedactedNarrative: On June 7th 2015, at approx. 1450 hours, we were on routine vessel patrol on Lake Sidney Lanier, near Shoal Creek.  At that time, GSP Dispatch advised me via radio that a boating accident had just occurred on Lake Sidney Lanier, and that the injured party was at the Old Federal boat ramp being treating by Hall Co. EMS.  I advised Dispatch that we would be in route to the said boat ramp.  Upon arrival, I met with EMS, who advised me that a young juvenile male subject had been involved in a boating related accident while tubing, and was complaining of a back injury.  EMS specifically advised me that Victim was complaining of lower back, and spinal injuries.  EMS stated to me that they had palpated Victim's lower back, and spine, to which Victim grimaced in pain.  EMS proceeded to transport Victim to Northeast GA Medical Center for further examination.  
  
  	I then met with the operator of the vessel, which towed Victim on the tube.  Operator stated that at the time when the accident occurred, he had been towing Victim, along with two other juvenile male subjects, on a tube, just north of Bolling Bridge, on Lake Sidney Lanier at approx. 1430 hours on the said date.  Operator stated that he was operating his vessel at approx. 20-25 mph, when the tube carrying Victim, and the other juveniles, hit a wave, causing Victim to be thrown off of the tube.  Operator stated that Victim apparently struck the water, and then immediately began complaining of a back injury.  Operator then promptly transported Victim to the Old Federal boat ramp, where he requested EMS to examine Victim.  Operator also stated that Victim was loaded onto a back-board, and taken to the hospital.  
  
  	I then followed up with mom on June 9th.  She advised that her son had received CT and X-ray tests at the hospital; the tests were negative according to mom.
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