RedactedNarrative: ON 5-29-2010, AT APPROXIMATELY 1130 HOURS I WAS ADVISED BY INDIANA CONSERVATION OFFICERS SOUTH REGION DISPATCH OF A POSSIBLE BOAT ACCIDENT ON MONROE RESERVOIR NEAR FOURWINDS BOAT DOCKS. I STARTED TO THE AREA OF FOURWINDS AND CONTACTED CENTRAL DISPATCH, WHERE THE 911 CALL WAS INITIALLY RECEIVED AND OBTAINED CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE CALLERS. I RECEIVED THE INFORMATION THAT NO OTHER BOATS OR VICTIMS WERE INVOLVED AND THEY WERE EN ROUTE TO BLOOMINGTON HOSPITAL.
  
  AT BLOOMINGTON HOSPITAL I MET WITH THE VICTIMS FATHER. DURING AN INTERVIEW the father ADVISED THE TWO GIRLS BUMPED HEADS WHILE TUBING. one tuber RECEIVED A BUMP ON THE HEAD WITH ONLY A MINOR INJURY. the other tuber RECEIVED A CONCUSSION WHERE SHE BRIEFLY LOST CONSCIOUS. I INTERVIEWED THE OTHER WITNESSES IN THE WAITING ROOM AND RECEIVED THE SAME STATEMENTS. THEY ALL STATED THE WATER WAS ROUGH WITH MODERATE WIND AND THEY WERE OPERATING STRAIGHT IN DIRECTION NEAR FOURWINDS MARINA AND another person WAS THE OPERATOR.
  
  AFTER LEAVING THE HOSPITAL I WENT TO THE EAGLE POINT BOAT DOCK TO GET THE BOAT INFORMATION. THE BOAT WAS A 2007, 25" COBALT, WHITE AND BLUE IN COLOR. THE BOAT WAS IN GOOD CONDITION, THE TUBE AND ROPE APPEARED TO STANDARD AND SEVERAL LIFE JACKETS WERE OBSERVED IN THE BOAT.
NameOfBodyOfWater: Monroe Reservoir
NearestCityTown: Bloomington                   