RedactedNarrative: On September 13, 2020 at approximately 1023hrs Utah Standard time, I received a call from Park Disptach of a 61-year-old male with an approximately 2-inch gash in his upper left thigh. They were currently exiting the Escalante Arm in their houseboat rental with a ski boat rental in tow. Their approximate time of arrival at the Bullfrog area was estimated to be about 1800hrs that afternoon.
  
  At approximately 1653 hours, myself and officer 2 met the patient at Bullfrog Boat Rentals and transported him to the Bullfrog Urgent Care Facility via ambulance, where he received stitches.
  
  According to Injured, he was trying to board the ski-boat rental that was being towed by their houseboat rental when his foot slipped and he fell into the water. During his fall the front port line caught his leg and swimsuit and the front port cleat punctured his left upper thigh. Injured said he tapped his head while entering the water and went under the ski-boat. He emerged on the stern side of the ski-boat and used the swim ladder to get back up. Injured stated that he did not lose consciousness during his event. The houseboat rental was operated by Operator. Both houseboat and ski-boat were just drifting when the incident occurred.
  
  End of Report.