RedactedNarrative: The accident occurred on 8/30/14 around 4:30pm on white lake. Myself and officer were patrolling white lake that evening. We were several hundred yards off shore close to the timber lodge community. We were flagged down by the operator of a ski boat and was told by them there had been an accident and a girl was knocked unconscious. They pointed us to the vessel that was involved and we then made contact with the operator of that vessel. I asked the operator was the passenger ok and was she breathing. I could see her laying in the floor of the vessel and she was alert and breathing. I then called for ems to meet us at the boat ramp in the timber lodge community. As we traveled with the injured female the passengers of vessel 1 told us a pwc had struck their tow rope which was trailing behind their boat in the water. The vessel was not moving and no one was in the water at that time. They stated when the pwc struck the rope, it tightened up and struck the female in the face and knocked her into the bottom of the vessel. They also stated it was a red pwc with a male driving and a small child on the back. The pwc continued to travel around the lake and did not stop or turn around after the rope was struck. I traveled to the boat ramp with the injured female and officer began looking for the red pwc along with officers who were working on the lake as well. The operator of the ski boat also assisted us with trying to locate the red pwc. They witnessed the accident happen and gave us a good description of the operator of the pwc. A total of 4 red pwcs were located around the lake and no one met the description the witnesses gave us. The operator of vessel 2, the pwc, was never identified so vessel 2 remains unknown. The female was transported to bladen county hospital and was treated then released with no major injuries. 
  
  No charges were filed due to not being able to locate the operator of vessel 2.