RedactedNarrative: On the above date and time, I, Game Warden with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division responded to a Boating Incident call at Allatoona Landing Marina. As I arrived on scene, I observed a white female in a wheelchair. 
  
  I introduced myself to Victim and explained I would be the officer responsible for her incident’s report. I then asked for the details that led to her injury. Victim explained that she was tubing in the area of Dallas Beach on Allatoona Lake with her fiancé. Both skiers had their required PFD’s on. 
  
  Operator was operating a vessel belonging to the boat club at Allatoona Landing when Victim was injured and had approximately seven additional passengers aboard. Victim advised that the water conditions for tubing were too rough for her capabilities and she made the decision to let go of the tube and discontinue skiing/tubing. Victim also advised that in the moment that she left the tube and entered the water that she “just hit the water wrong”. Victim then stated that she felt something “pop” in her leg as she contacted the surface of the water. She was then transported in the vessel to Allatoona Landing Marina and awaited EMS. 
  	Upon arrival of EMS, Victim was loaded onto a stretcher with significant pain. It was originally speculated that the victim possibly tore her quadriceps of the left leg. She was transported via EMS to Kennestone Hospital where she was diagnosed with a spiral fracture of the left femur. She received a metal rod and six screws. Victim is expected to make a full recovery in approximately three months. All factors considered, lake surface conditions seem to be the contributing factor to Victim’s injury.
  