RedactedNarrative: On September 3, 2017 Arizona Game and Fish Department Officers were patrolling on Lake Mohave, near Telephone Cove (AZ). At approximately 1710 hours the officers were flagged down by a boat that said their friend''s foot had been cut by a prop. The officers activated their emergency lights and directed the boat to follow them into Katherine Landing and then contacted the US Park Service to have medical assistance ready for their arrival. Once at the boat ramp Officer performed medical treatment to the injured person, with the aid of Park Service Officers until the paramedics arrived. VICTIM was then transported to Las Vegas for medical treatment. 
  
  Officer interviewed the witnesses and the operator who consistently stated that while in Gasoline Alley they were swimming and going jumping off of rocks while the boat was drifting. They noticed that the boat was drifting towards some rocks, so the operator shifted the boat into reverse. Witnesses stated that when the boat turned on VICTIM, who was along the side of the boat, swam to the back of the boat to get back in. When she got to the back of the boat operator shut off the engine, but VICTIM stated that she had been hit. The other occupants in the boat got in the water to help her and placed her in the boat and wrapped a towel around her lacerated right foot. They then started travelling towards Katherine Landing looking for help when they ran into the officers.
  
  Officer ran operator through field sobriety tests, and although he told Officer that he had consumed alcohol that morning, she did not detect any impairment due to drugs or alcohol. Officer obtained a witness statement from the operator and completed the Boat Incident Report.
  