RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS: Capsized raft on Green River at Mother-in-law rapid.
  RAFT: 11 foot Intex Mariner 4
  NARRATIVE:
  On 07/20/2019, the family was enjoying a nice leisurely float down the Green River. They floated into Mother-in-Law rapid with Operator rowing the raft and hit Mother-in-Law rock sideways. When they hit it caused the raft to flip and sending all 6 occupants into the river. Operator and numerous bystanders were able to rescue Subject1, Subject2, Subject3, and Subject4 from the river and get them on shore, on river right, within about 5 minutes.  The raft was pulled to shore by another raft that was in the area. Subject5 was holding on to Mother-in-Law rock trying to keep her head above water with her left foot caught under water by Mother-in-Law rock. 
  
  Operator and other bystanders told me that she was holding on to the rock for 20 minutes. Subject6 came through Mother-in-Law rapid and saw what was going on and rowed into the eddy on river right to assist. Subject6 was able to throw a rescue throw bag rope to Subject5 which she grabbed a hold of. Subject5 told me that when she got a hold of the rope she was unable to hold on to the rock with both hands which caused her head to go under water and her left foot still trapped by the rock.  Subject5 stated to me that she thought it was over and she was going to die at this time. Subject5 went unconscious at which point her left foot came loose from the rock. Subject6's rowed over to Subject5 and his passenger was able to grab Subject5.  Subject6 stated to me that when they got to Subject5 she was unconscious and unresponsive. As he rowed her to shore, Subject6 stated that she became responsive and was coughing a lot.  They reached shore, on river right, and were met by Operator and numerous bystanders.  They pulled a conscious and responsive Subject5 up on the shore and began first aid. There were 3 bystanders on shore that tended to Subject5 that were medically trained as a doctor, nurse, and an Ogden Paramedic.
  
  Subject7 and I were coming through Mother-in-Law rapid when I noticed a lot of people on shore waving us over.  Subject7 and I got to shore and accessed the scene to determine the best course of action.  We had Operator remove his clothes and Subject5's clothing was removed at which time Operator got under blankets with Subject5 trying to warm her up as quick as possible as she was showing severe signs of hypothermia.  Subject7 and the Ogden paramedic attended to Subject5's conditions, while I went over to the 3 young children who were also showing signs of hypothermia and with help from the nurse, Subject6 and a friend of Subject5's removed the clothing of Subject2, Subject3, and Subject4.  Subject6 had some dry sweatshirts and towels on his boat, which he retrieved. We placed an adult sweatshirt on both Subject3 and Subject2 at which time the nurse held Subject3 and Subject6 held Subject2 trying to warm them back up.  We wrapped Subject4 in a dry towel at which time the family friend held her tight to warm her up. I then asked Subject1 who was shivering if she was ok and her response was yes, but a little cold. I retrieved another dry towel from a bystander and had her wrap it around her. Subject1 and Operator were showing the fewest signs of hypothermia.
  
  It was about an hour that all individuals appeared to be in much better condition and able to transport down to the take out at Little Hole boat ramp. Subject5's left foot was splinted for a possible broken foot. We loaded Operator, Subject1, Subject2, Subject4, and Subject3 onto Subject6's boat and our boat with Subject7 rowing, had Subject5, the Ogden Paramedic and I on board. There was a raft rowed down the river by some friends who were on the trip with them.  The Ogden Paramedic went with us just as a precaution and to help monitor Subject5's condition.
  
  We reached the take out without any further complications with Subject5 and the 3 young kids. Subject5 was transported to the Roosevelt Hospital in private vehicle by Operator. I spoke with Subject5 on July 21st and she stated to me no breaks but just some deep bruising.
  
  Case closed
  