RedactedNarrative: On May 24, 2019, at approximately 1800, Ranger and I responded to a boat accident on the east side of the island. Only one male was involved. He had minor injuries and was cleared by the paramedics. Family ultimately decided to transport him to the ER after securing their PWC's to get him more thoroughly checked out.
  
  NARRATIVE:
  On 24 May 2019, at approximately 1800, Ranger and I responded to a boat accident on the east side of the island. As we arrived at the boat ramp, we were informed that the reporting party was waiting for us.
  
  Ranger and I found VICTIM on the far east side of the island. He informed us that he had been thrown from his PWC when he had hit a wake going too quickly. He had lost the PWC key and his shoes. We had VICTIM board the patrol boat and we towed his PWC back to the dock. I talked to VICTIM about his injuries, he said that he potentially had broken ribs but he was doing fine. We had medical check VICTIM out and he was released to his family.
  
  INVESTIGATION:
  VICTIM informed me that the PWC was a rental that he got from someplace that had "Utah Boats" in the name. I did a quick internet search and found a vendor location in St. George called "Utah Boat and Ski Rentals". They did not have a HIN number at the time because the PWC was out being rented. I was given the managers contact information for the St. George location.
  
  OWNERSHIP INFORMATION:
  After running the vessel's Bow number it did not return to an owner. I contacted Utah Boat and Ski Rentals and was referred to the St. George section's manager to receive the HIN number. I believe that the vessel is owned by Utah Boat and Jet Ski Rentals but do not have a specific person.
  
  CONCLUSION:
  Based off of the information obtained from VICTIM it can be determined that he was operating at a speed too fast for the conditions he was operating in. There was no damage to the PWC.
  