RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, May 29, 2016 at around 1815, I was traveling northbound on the Colorado river near Coors Island when I saw an adult female in the water along the east edge of the river.  She was waving both arms at me and appeared to be in distress.  I pulled up alongside her and after a few moments, was able to assist her onto my patrol vessel.  I notified the communications center of the situation and Deputy#1 and Deputy#2 arrived in their vessels within a few minutes.
  
  The female was identified as Victim1.  In speaking with her, she said she was traveling north on the Colorado river and hit a high wave, which caused her to fall off of her Sea Doo and into the water.  She complained of pain in her left leg.  When I looked at her leg it was swollen and it appeared as though she had a fibular fracture.  The Sea Doo she was riding had shut off and floated into nearby tulles.
  
  I transported Victim1 to Fisher's Landing dock where YPG EMS was waiting.  She declined treatment and transport to the Yuma Regional Medical Center and said she would have a friend or relative take her.  The Sea Doo was driven back to the Fisher's Landing dock by her adult son.
  
  Impairment did not appear to be a factor in this accident and there was no damage to the personal watercraft.
  
  Sgt. 1
  