RedactedNarrative: On June 18, 2017 at 1830 hours I was dispatched to El Dorado Reservoir for a boating accident.  I spoke with Ranger on the phone who was with the victim as the ambulance was picking him up.  Ranger collected his information and asked what happened.  Victim informed Ranger he was on a tube with 2 other people and they had taken a sharp turn and hit a wake with the tube sending all occupants into the water.  Victim stated somebody landed on him and knocked him out and when he woke up he had a severe pain in his chest.  Victim also stated he had a bar in his chest from an earlier injury and felt that something had gone wrong with the bar.  Ranger also was advised Operator was driving the boat and they were still on the water.  Ranger got a number of one of the boat occupants.
  
  I met Ranger at Bluestem boat ramp #2 and called the number to get the boat to come in.  I made contact with the boat at 1930 hours and met with Operator who was driving the boat and the owner.  I asked what occurred this evening and was told they had been tubing and he saw the guys on the tube fall off and land on each other and Victim was hurt from the impact.  Operator stated he didn''t know Victim had a bar in his chest until after the accident.  I collected the information from Operator on the boat and occupants and performed a vessel safety inspection finding they had 2 stowed PFDs and no Type IV throwable on board.  I asked Operator if he had been drinking this day and Operator advised he had a couple over a 6 hour period.  I had Operator come to my truck where I performed HGN and found only 2 clues of impairment.  When the HGN was complete I was satisfied he was not over .08 and didn''t continue with sobriety testing.  I released Operator at this point and concluded my contact at 2000 hours.
  