RedactedNarrative: On August 12, 2018 I (U.S. Park Ranger) received a call about a women with a possible broken hip at North Ramp at approximately 2100 hours. U.S. Park Ranger was already on scene with medic 5 at North Ramp. When I arrived on scene, the patient was identified by word of mouth as Operator2 and her husband as operator1. I asked OPERATOR1 if he could tell me what happened and OPERATOR1 stated they were both riding jet skis in the mouth of Forgotten Canyon. 
  
  OPERATOR1 stated he was driving his jet ski behind his wife's on full plane watching his kids swimming off to the side. He didn't notice that his wife had stopped her jet ski until the last second where OPERATOR1 stated he let go of the throttle to try to slow him down before hitting his wife, OPERATOR2. OPERATOR1 hit his wife's jet ski on the starboard side at approximately 1840 hours. They both returned back to camp to have their son boat them into Bullfrog Marina in their motorboat to get medical attention. OPERATOR2 stated she was in a lot of pain and could not stand or walk. Ranger and I helped OPERATOR2 out of the boat and onto the gurney. OPERATOR2 was taken back to the Bullfrog Clinic to receive medical treatment.
  
  On August 13, 2018 U.S. Park Ranger and I went to the OPERATOR1's houseboat that was camped in Forgotten Canyon to follow up with a boat accident report. OPERATOR1 greeted us and stated that he had not noticed any damage to the jet skis besides a few scratches on the jet ski OPERATOR2 was operating. OPERATOR1 stated that both jet skis had not taken on any water throughout the night and had not noticed them operating any differently while he took them out in the morning. I witnessed both jet skis being fully operational with minor scratches on the starboard side of the GXT 155.
  