RedactedNarrative: Synopsis
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  On 8-27-22 at approximately 1759 hours, Subject was Operating a Personal Watercraft in the area of the North Basin of Lake Havasu when he struck a person who was swimming in the water.
  Response
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  On 8-27-22 at approximately  1759 hours, I responded to the area of the Bridgewater Channel in reference to a delayed report of a hit and run crash involving a personal watercraft.  I spoke with several subjects involved.  Subject1 told me essentially that she was swimming in the water in the North Basin of Lake Havasu when a personal watercraft approached her at a high rate of speed.  She advised that she was forced to duck under the water to avoid the PWC directing impacting her head.  She further advised that even though she ducked underwater, the PWC still struck the top of her head.  Subject1 and the witnesses provided a description of the watercraft that was involved, along with it''s Operator.  
  
  Subject1 was evaluated by medical personnel on scene, but was not transported to the hospital by ambulance.  She later transported her self to Havasu Regional Medical Center, and provided me with paperwork documenting her visit.  
  
  Deputy with the San Bernardino County Sheriff''s Department located a PWC and Operator that matched the description of the involved at the PWC ramp of the Lake Havasu State Park.  Upon contact with this subject, he admitted being in the area, but denied striking anyone.  He identified himself as Subject.  
  Conclusion
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  He was issued a criminal citation for ARS 5-341.A, Reckless Operation of a Watercraft, C2M and ARS 5-349.A3, Hit and Run Watercraft, C1M.  See DR 22-032837 for further about the Criminal Case.
  
  
  