RedactedNarrative: On August 15, 2015 at approximately 1:00pm, operator was operating a Bayliner Boat in Pea Hill Creek on Lake Gaston with one 11 year old child and her father being towed on a Ravenger tube. Both were wearing personal flotation devices. Victim's 14 year old daughter was also in the boat with Operator at the time of the incident. 
  
  The operator was operating a blue and white Bayliner Boat with registration at the time of incident. The operator was pulling the tubers in a Revenger tube at a moderate speed. Victim was sitting in the cubby hole on the left side of the tube. He stuck his left foot out of the tube causing the force of the water and speed to catch his left foot and leg. This caused him to be jerked out of the tube in a split like motion. The operator turned around to pick up Victim. As Operator approached Victim and tried to get Victim in the boat, Victim was complaining of severe back and hip pain. Victim could not board the boat due to pain. Operator then gave Victim another flotation device and idled back to the dock while Victim was holding on and floating beside Operator's boat. When they arrived at the dock, Victim still could not exit the water due to pain. Operator's neighbor then called 911 at or about 2:30. EMS arrived at or about 3:05. Victim was transported to Halifax Regional Medical Center. I was contacted by Raleigh dispatch at 3:37pm and arrived at Halifax Regional at or about 3:50pm. Victim's RN contacted me at 4:47pm and informed me that Victim had a cracked pelvis and was going to be transported to Vidant Medical Center for further testing. No other injuries are known of at this time. 
  
  Due to my investigation, operator statements and interviews, I have found that victim struck his left foot in the water while the boat and tube was traveling at a moderate speed causing Victim to be jerked out of the tube. That split like motion caused Victim to have a cracked pelvis and severe back and hip pain.