RedactedNarrative: On Saturday August 10, 2019 at approximately 1500 hours I, Game Warden and my field training officer, Game Warden, were patrolling lake mead in the Las Vegas Boat Harbor. National Park Service advised of an injured civilian coming into the Las Vegas Boat Harbor dock via there pontoon boat. Game Warden and I began to clear the Harbor to allow for a clear passageway for the arriving pontoon. 
  
  Lake Mead EMS was already on scene when the pontoon arrived and transferred Victim from the pontoon to the Ambulance to begin medical evaluation. I took photos and conducted a field interviewed with Victim and his sister, before he was transferred by community ambulance to Sunrise Hospital. I returned to the pontoon boat where Game Wardens had gathered information and field interviews of the other seven occupants of the vehicle.
  
  The party stated that they were drifting in their pontoon boat that they rented from Boating Lake Mead on the north side of the Boulder Islands (N 36.044 W -114.769). The pontoon boat engines were off at the time when they began to drift into the Boulder Island. Victim went to the stern of the boat and put his foot out to try and stop the boat from hitting the rocks. Victim''s foot was pinched in between the pontoon and the rocks on the island causing his big toe on his right foot to dislocate so severe that the skin was lacerated with the bone popping out of the skin. The party then contacted National Park Service where they were escorted into the Las Vegas Boat Harbor to receive Medical attention. No other occupants of the pontoon were injured and there was no physical damage to the pontoon.
  