RedactedNarrative: On 29 July 2017 at 1455hrs USCOE Rangers were alerted via Radio that Espanola Valley EMT was being dispatched to Abiquiu Lake for a Male that fell of a tube, with swelling to the face, conscious, and breathing. 
  
  At 1500 Ranger made contact with the occupants of a green vessel at the north courtesy dock. This boat was transporting the injured male who was being cared for by another passenger on the boat who was a RN. 
  
  Victim was very, disoriented, having trouble breathing, lethargic, and had swelling on his left eye and face. Ranger advises the group not to move Victim and contacted dispatch to provide an exact location for first responders. Rangers arrived on scene at 1505.   Rangers assisted in the care of Victim, directed traffic, and escorted first responders to the scene. Abiquiu Volunteer Fire arrived on scene at 1515, and EMT arrived at 1535. 
  
  Operator reported that he was pulling Victim and one other male behind his boat on a tube when the injury occurred. Operator reported that the tube flipped and Victim was knocked unconscious and was face down in the water. Both passengers on the tube where wearing PFDs at the time.  It was speculated by witnesses on the boat that Victim hit himself in the head with his knee when he fell from the tube causing the injury to his eye and head causing him to lose consciousness.  Names of the other occupants of vessel A were not collected by USCOE staff on scene.  
  
  Follow up: On July 29 at 1950hrs, USCOE Ranger made contact with Operator that Victim had been flow to UNM to be treated for face fractures and brain bleeding.
  
  Report based on US Corps of Engineers report from Abiquiu Lake Project.
  