RedactedNarrative: On August 1, 2015 at approximately 1540 hours, I was notified by dispatch that Provo Medical had been dispatched to a prop cut coming into the Utah Lake State Park Marina.  When I arrived at the docks, medical was right behind me.  Ranger were on the docks for assistance as well.  The boat came along side the dock, and when we were able to secure it, a male jumped out of the boat with a towel wrapped around his lower right leg.  He leaned on a paramedic long enough for the paramedic to look at the wound.  They then loaded VICTIM onto a gurney, and took him to the ambulance, and headed straight for the hospital.  I followed the ambulance to the hospital, and gathered more information from VICTIM while I was there.  I recognized VICTIM from a boater assist that I had done about a week prior.  VICTIM told me that they had not fixed anything yet from the boat inspection that I had given them.  VICTIM told me that the accident had occurred just north of Utah Lake State Park in Skipper Bay.  VICTIM said that his friend was new to operating a boat, and had accidentally ran him over, and that is how the prop cut had happened.  I also spoke to a subject who had ridden in the ambulance with VICTIM.  Subject verified that he does not have much experience in operating a boat, and that he had accidentally ran over VICTIM.  In a telephone conversation with VICTIM's father, I found that the vessel was low on power steering fluid, and that it was difficult to steer in the first place. 
  
  VICTIM sustained two large lacerations to his lower right leg, and was admitted into the hospital.  
  
  I spoke with VICTIM's father later that night over the phone.  FATHER is the owner of the vessel, and came out to the park after the accident to take the friends back out on the water.  I found out from FATHER that they vessel was low on power steering fluid, and that it was difficult to steer.  I expressed our concern for VICTIM, and that we hoped that he would heal quickly.  I also found the hospital had already stitched VICTIM's leg up, and sent him home.  I told FATHER that I would need to get proof of insurance on the vessel sent to me, and that if he could not produce it, that I would be citing him for no insurance on the vessel.  I received a voicemail message from FATHER a couple days later telling me that he was at his insurance office, and that the boat had been insured prior, but that he had not received a bill, and thus had not paid for it to remain insured.  He said that he would need to meet with me to get a citation.  I e-mailed FATHER my schedule for the next 3 days, and that he could come down on any of them to meet with me.  When he did not come on any of those days, I decided to send the citation for no insurance to FATHER by using certified mail.  The citation was sent on August 10, 2015 at 12:43 PM .