RedactedNarrative: On Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at 1800 hours, Deputy and I were dispatched to a boating accident that occurred near the Deer Flat Camping area on Lucky Peak Reservoir in Ada County, Idaho. Dispatch advised that the boat and occupants were currently at Barclay Bay loading docks waiting for paramedics to arrive. Dispatch also advised a 20-year old female was complaining of back injuries. At 1815 hours, I arrived on scene by waterway and made contact with the boat owner/operator. According to Operator, he and a friend named, were pulling Operator's niece behind the boat on a float tube. While being towed, Victim began to lose balance on the tube from the wakes created by the boat and other boats in the area. As a result, Victim slid off of the tube, but continued to hold on with her hands. This caused Victim to hurt her back as she clung to the tube while it was still in motion. Operator's observer noticed Victim fell from the tube and told Operator to turn around to get her. When Operator came closer to Victim, he could hear Victim screaming in pain that her back hurts. Passenger reached over the boat and pulled Victim on-board. Operator immediately transported Victim to Barclay Bay and notified Army Corps camp host about the incident. Operator and Passenger were the only occupants on-bard while Victim was being towed. Deputies and Army Corps Park Rangers stayed with Victim and her family until paramedics arrived. Victim appeared to be in great pain and screamed the whole time. It took paramedics and firefighters working together to remove Victim from the boat safely. Once removed from the boat, Victim was transported to St Lukes in Boise for further treatment. Operator removed the boat from the water after the incident and meet Victim at the hospital.
   