INITIAL CALL
While on patrol and checking vehicles, I was dispatched to a medical on the water at 09:07 hours.  I was near the ramp and was quickly at the courtesy dock. Officer was in the area and also responded.  Dispatch advised that the complainant was driving the injured person to the ramp.  Officer and I waited at the ramp.  

ARRIVAL OF VESSEL AND CONDITION OF INJURED
The vessel pulled up to the courtesy docSubject 1 was having difficulty speaking and moving.  The witnesses on board stated that Subject 1 had face planted in the water while wake boarding and went into convulsions.  Officer tried to stabilize Subject 1 while I got the oxygen kit set up.  EMS crews arrived at that time and began to treat Subject 1.  Subject 1 was unable to speak his name or tell us what he was doing.  With oxygen and some time, he began to answer the questions correctly, but was still resistant to instructions of holding still.

TRANSPORTATION OF INJd Subject 1'S neck was supported with a c-collar and he was strapped to a back board.  He was then transported by ambulance to the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City at 09:30 hours. Subject 1's father,  was contacted by one of the people at the scene, told what happened, and where to see his son.

INTERVIEWS
I talked to the group of one adult male (-boat owner) and three teenagers   (son of boat owner) was driving the boat when the accident occurred.  The witnesses stated that while they were driving south along the shore, at about 23 mph when Subject 1 did a face plant.  They turned the boat around and found him convulsion face down in the water.  All of them jumped into the water and held his face above the water.  One got back on the boat and called 911.  They then got Subject 1 onto the boat and attempted CPR for two to three minutes  however neither one of them had current certification in CPR.

FOLLOWUP
I taSubject 1's parents later that day.  They stated that he had a concussion and was released from the hospital at 15:42 hours.
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