RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1737 hours on Saturday, July 27, 2019, the Rich County Sheriff's Office dispatch received a 911 call indicating an injured boy was being brought to the marina by boat. Information provided by dispatch indicated the boy had a "compound" fracture of his leg.
  
  Ranger parked his truck (with emergency lights activated) at the top of the boat ramp and I positioned my patrol boat (with emergency lights activated) on the courtesy dock.  Ranger was also on-scene.
  
  Subject was holding his 12-year-old son (Victim) in his lap.  Subject told me that it appeared that Victim had a compound fracture of his right leg.  Subject said that the fracture had broken the skin but did not go through the skin.
  
  EMS personnel arrived and evaluated Victim's condition.  Ranger provided an oxygen cylinder for the use of EMS personnel. Once Victim's leg was stabilized, his father and EMS personnel moved him from the back of the boat to the gurney on the courtesy dock, and from there to the awaiting ambulance.
  
  While Victim was being evaluated, his mother arrived on scene. Mother told me that she and Victim had been riding a personal watercraft in the area just north of the marina.  She said that they hit a wave and were both thrown from the PWC and that was when Victim was injured.  Aside from being upset about her son's injury, Mother's condition appeared to be normal.  I did not detect any signs of impairment.
  
  Victim was transported by ambulance to Logan Regional Hospital.  From there he went to Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake where he underwent surgery and had 6 screws placed in his leg.
  
  The Victim's were operating PWCs rented from Performance Rental. Subject and Victim were both wearing PWC-appropriate lifejackets when they arrived in the marina.