RedactedNarrative: I responded to a report of an injured person who was being brought to the dock at the Marina launch ramp.  I observed the boat arrive at the dock while I was approaching and also observed Tonto Basin Fire Dept. medical personnel were already on scene at the dock.
    I tied off the opposite side of the dock while TBFD medics were attending to the injured party.  I asked who the operator of the boat had been.  Operator1 was also found to be the owner of the boat.  I asked Operator1 what had occurred.  He told me the injured person had been riding a pulled water toy along with three other of the individuals present.  Operator1 states he was traveling at 30-35 mph and in a turn with the water toy skidding to the starboard side of the boat.  Victim had been on the port side of the toy.  When the toy encountered the boats wake it flipped rotating clockwise or to the starboard side.  Victim was injured in the flip and unable to get back on the boat.  She was assisted by her husband onto the boat, and laid out onto the rear seat where she still was when medics arrived.
    Victim demonstrated extreme pain at the juncture of her right hip and the top of her femur requiring pain medication prior to being moved.  She was immobilized for transport and taken by TBFD ground ambulance to the helipad at the GCSO Roosevelt Station where she was  transported to by helicopter to Scottsdale Osborne type 1 trauma center for evaluation and treatment.
    Operator1 told me the location of the accident was in the upper Salt River arm of Roosevelt Lake with no specific location obtainable.  A safety inspection showed the Operator1 was in compliance with all safety requirements.  No alcohol or drug usage was noted.