RedactedNarrative: On August 31, 2018, I Game Warden was on patrol aboard my patrol vessel with Game Warden on the Colorado River in Laughlin.  At approximately 1652hrs, the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) dispatch advised of a vessel accident with injury near Davis Camp involving two PWC''s.  Dispatch further stated that one of the PWC had fled the scene and gave a description of the PWC and the two subjects aboard.  I looked for any PWC that matched the description while enroute to the call, however, the description was extremely vague and I was unable to find it.
  
  I arrived on scene at approximately 1701.  The victim had already been taken by ambulance to the Western Arizona Regional Medical Center (WARMC) located at 2735 Silver Creek Road, Bullhead City, AZ  86442 with a leg injury.
  
  .  The PWC was pulled from the water and placed onto the trailer.  I inspected the vessel and found fiberglass damage on the port side gunwale at the foot well.  I also found tears in the seat on the port side and the seat latch at the stern of the vessel was bent from an impact on the port side.  The damage to the vessel was consistent with the described injuries.  At approximately 1755hrs, I cleared from the scene.
  
  At approximately 1903, I arrived to WARMC and contacted Operator1.  He was unable to write, so he dictated his statement to his mother who wrote his statement.  (attached)  Operator1 stated he was driving his PWC (V1) down river (south) on the right side of the river.  He stated he was traveling approximately 15mph when he approached the Pioneer hotel.  Operator1 said he slowed down and turned to the port side when he was hit on the left side in the leg by another PWC (V2) with two Hispanic male juveniles (HMJ) aboard. 
  
   Operator1 stated both he and the other two HMJ''s were all ejected from their respective PWC''s.  The operator of V2 asked him if he was alright and he told him no, his leg hurts.  A Good Samaritan PWC stopped to help Operator1 re-board his vessel.  By the time he was back on and settled aboard V1, both HMJ''s had re-boarded their vessel and left the scene of the accident heading south.  Operator1 headed back to his family located at Davis Camp.  Once he returned to land and tried walking on his leg, only then did he feel the extreme pain and know something was wrong.  That''s when his family called 911.
  
  Medical staff informed me that they would be transporting Operator1 to Las Vegas for further evaluation, stating he had a broken fibula and compartment syndrome.  He stated Operator1 was treated and released after two days in the hospital for a broken fibula, torn ACL, hairline fracture of knee, swelling and contusions.
  