RedactedNarrative: On 05/30/2020 at approximately 1238 hours Game Warden 2 and I, Game Warden 1, were flagged down by occupants of a personal watercraft (PWC) bearing the Arizona bow numbers, stating that they were in a accident and wanted to file a report. We instructed the occupants of V2 to beach on the North Davis Camp Bullhead City, Arizona near Canopy 32. After we beached our patrol vessel, I was able to identify the driver of V2 as V2 Operator and the passenger as V2 Passenger.
  
  I asked both occupants if there were any injuries in which V2 Passenger stated that he had a few bruises and cuts along his leg and arm. I advised dispatch and Bullhead City EMS was enroute to our location. I began to speak with both occupants of V2 and they stated that at approximately 1220 hours they were cruising north on the Colorado river. They then slowed down and began to drift in the current. They stated that a Hispanic male adult (HMA) driving a PWC (V1), that is unidentified, was cruising behind them at approximately 10-20 mph and struck the starboard stern of V2. They stated that V1 then struck V2 Passenger in the right arm and right leg and struck V2 Operator in the right arm. The driver of V1 turned to render aid and V2 Operator stated that the HMA gave them his first name and cell phone number and then left the scene. The HMA was later identified as V1 Operator.
  
  Game Warden 2 began to photograph the damage of V2. V2 had fiberglass damage over a foot on the starboard stern of the vessel. This damage to V2 and injuries sustained by both occupants is consistent with the story of V1 striking them from behind. 
  
  After multiple attempts to contact V1 Operator to get his side of the story on the accident to finish the report, I was unsuccessful as of 06/24/2020.