RedactedNarrative: On Friday July 24, 2015 at approximately 6:30 pm, A boating incident occurred on Mountain Island Lake approximately 150 yards south of Neck road Access. The only vessel involved in this incident is a 9ft, 951cc Bombardier Seadoo XP personal watercraft. The vessel struck a large wake throwing Operator into the air and back down onto the personal watercraft causing injury.
   
  Operator and a friend launched his personal watercraft  from Neck Road Boating Access area between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. They immediately traveled northwest to the sand bar where they beached the personal watercrafts and set down to have a few beers. At around 6:00 pm, Operator told his friend it was getting late and he was going to head back to the access area. On his way back to the access area, he separated from his friend due to traveling at a high rate of speed. After making a right turn off the main channel into a cove east of the sandbar, he traveled a distance of approximately 100 yards crossing a wake from his own vessel after operating it in multiple circles at high speed. 
   
  The wake ejected Operator from the driver's seat several feet into the air and back down onto the personal watercraft.  He landed face first onto the front of the cowl of his vessel. The injuries he sustained included a broken jaw and severe damage to his teeth.  His friend who did not see the incident soon arrived and helped Operator return to his vessel.  Operator then proceeded back to the boat access area at Neck Rd. He estimated his travel speed around 30 mph at the time of the incident. The weather was clear and sunny with very light winds. The water was calm with air temperature around 94 degree and water temperature around 90 degree.
   
   This incident appears to be a result of careless and reckless operation compounded by under age consumption of an alcoholic beverage. The operator's reaction time was slowed due to his consumption of alcohol.  Operator was charged with under age drinking by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Lake Division, who was the first agency to arrive on the scene.  Operator was treated by Charlotte Mecklenburg EMS and transported to Carolinas Medical Center for treatment.  There were no witnesses to this incident.  The only damage to the vessel were scratches to the front cowl.
  
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  PLEASE NOTE:  damage mentioned in this narrative was not enough to note damage amount on report.
  
  ALSO, THERE IS NO BAC (BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT) FOR THIS REPORT.  
  THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION WE HAVE REPORTED BY THE OFFICER FOR THIS REPORT.
   