RedactedNarrative: Operator was operating the jet ski with subject on the back and victim in the middle. Operator was going over some waves and began to turn and Subject fell off the back of the jet ski. Victim then fell off after Subject had already entered the water. Operator went to pick both girls up and asked them if they were OK. They both stated they were fine. They finished riding the jet ski and the girls were then dropped off on the bank. As they were walking along the bank, Victim told Subject that her neck was hurting. First aid was administered and EMS was called out to transport Victim to Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan for neck pain. Victim was released from the hospital where they told her she had suffered minor whiplash which lead to a strained neck.
  
  Operator was asked what may have made the girls fall off and he stated that it could have been when he was turning and going over a wave. Subject stated that they weren’t going too fast but that she just fell off. When asked about the operation of the jet ski, Victim stated that the driver wasn’t going too fast or that she felt she was in danger due to how the jet ski was being operated. She stated that when she fell off she believed she hit her head on the jet ski before entering the water but didn’t feel any pain until after they were already on shore and walking to their next activity.
   