RedactedNarrative: On 05/14/2017 at approximately 0909 hours, I was dispatched to 1060 Tree A Coon Place located in Greensboro, Georgia, in reference to a boating incident. Upon my arrival, I met with the owners of the vessel. As I spoke to the operator (the owner's son), he advised that he and the occupant had just left their cove headed towards the main lake to wake board. Operator1 stated as he entered into the main lake, he and his friend were looking down attempting to turn the radio system on when he struck the wooden seawall located at the above location. Operator1 stated as the vessel exited the water and struck the tree, his head struck the steering wheel causing bruising around the eye. Both occupants of the vessel, 2016 Axis Wake Board Boat, Hull Identification number AWRC6571G516, were treated on the scene by Greene County Emergency Medical Service and were released. 
  
  	As I viewed the crash site, I observed the above vessel sitting in the back yard of the above dispatched location. The ski boat struck the wooden seawall, exited the water, and was stopped by two large pine trees causing extensive damage to the front end of the vessel. The Axis came to final rest point approximately four feet from the seawall. Extensive damage was observed on the bottom of the boat, along with visual damage to the sides of the vessel.  
  
  	My investigation revealed the operator of the Axis did not keep a proper look out, operated the vessel above idle speed within 100 ft. of a developed shoreline, and was distracted while he operated the above vessel. 
  
  	Sea Tow towing service was called to remove the Axis from the shoreline and was placed on the trailer. The damage to the seawall is estimated at 1000.00 dollars.
  