RedactedNarrative: On June 3, 2017 at approximately 13:32 hours I, Game Warden, was on boating safety patrol near middle point at Lake Mead National Recreation Area when I was flagged down by a passing vessel. The passing vessel stated that an individual on a boat had injured his hand and needed medical. They directed me to the location of the involved vessel. 
  
  I made contact with the injured party. They stated that they had been towing a wake boarder when too much slack developed in the line. The injured individual had reached up to adjust the tow line on the ski tower when his thumb got stuck in the rope as the rope pulled tight. The victim had a laceration injury to his right thumb. The operator stated that after the occupant was injured they began to head toward Callville Bay when the throttle cable on the vessel broke. I instructed the injured party to put a life jacket on and board my vessel so that I could get him medical attention at Callville Bay. The injured person decided that they did not need medical transport and that they could self transport to the hospital. The injured party was then transferred to another vessel associated with the group.
  
  I identified the operator of the vessel. I had dispatch run the vessel and operator for warrants. I did a vessel safety inspection. The vessel had all required safety equipment. I completed the necessary boat accident paperwork and collected a statement from the victims brother.  I remained on scene until they had a temporary fix for their throttle cable.
  