RedactedNarrative: I Game Warden with the Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division was patrolling Lake Oconee on August 31, 2019 along with Sergeant (Sgt.) when I received a call from Putnam County dispatch that there had been a boating incident. 
  
  I was told a tube with two subjects on board was thrown into the dock and caused injuries. Sgt. and I headed to 123 Lullwater Lane near Fish Tail Marina. We arrived on scene at approximately 1920 hours. The ambulance was already on scene. There was one subject in the ambulance at the time. I asked Victim2 questions about what had happened. 
  
  Victim2 stated she was being pulled on the tube by a personal watercraft (PWC) that was operated by Operator. As the PWC made a right turn the tube was too close to the dock and made contact with the dock. 
  
  Victim1 was also on the tube at the time of the incident. Once the tube made contact with the dock Victim2 was thrown from the tube and hit the dock. Victim1 slid over onto Victim2 and was cut by the dock on her leg but managed to stay on the tube during the wreck. 
  
  There was an observer on the PWC. Observer explained how they were trying to make a right turn but the area in which they were turning was very narrow. Operator stated she knew the tube was getting too close to the dock when she made the right turn and released the throttle thus preventing the vessel from steering. 
  
  Victim2 sustained a bruising to her hip during the incident. Victim2 and Victim1 were both transported to the Macon Hospital for further evaluation. A witness to the accident, was on a nearby dock and saw the entire incident. After both injured parties were transported to the hospital I went down to the dock and took pictures of the tube and the dock. Operator received one citation. I requested assistance from Game Warden to go to the hospital and obtain witness statements at that time from the victims. Victim2 at the time was unable to give a written statement. 
  