RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CALL 
  On August 29, 2014 the National Park Service dispatch informed all up lake units that a female had uncontrollable bleeding on her leg. Dispatch explained that the female individual was on a houseboat called Illusions located in Halls Creek Bay. I heard the radio traffic while on a vessel stop in Halls Creek Bay and cleared from the vessel stop. I notified dispatch that I was available to help. I left my law enforcement lights on and asked dispatch if the injured reporting party could see my red/blue lights. Officer with NPS was on my vessel; together we began to scan the shore line for the houseboat Illusions. 
  
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  Officers found the houseboat Illusion at the mouth of Halls Creek Bay. They began medical treatment for the female individual. Officer arrived shortly after along with Officers. Since there appeared to be enough personnel on scene Officer and I finished our patrol of Halls Creek Bay. On the way out of Halls Creek Bay the National Park Service Officers were just preparing for transporting the injured female to the Bullfrog Clinic. They asked if I would stay behind and grab the houseboats information, I agreed. 
  As I approached the houseboat the operator asked if I could help jump start their boat. He explained to me that his batteries are no saying charged and he could not start his engines back up. I agreed and hooked up jumper cables from my patrol batteries to his batteries. While we let the houseboats batteries charged I began to ask how the female got injured. 
  
  The individuals from the houseboat explained that the Victim was standing on the swim platform when a Sea Ray associated with the group came up to tie off to the houseboat. Individuals in the Sea Ray asked for a line to be tossed to them so they can tie off. The one end of the line was then tied off to a railing spindle and the other end was tied off to the boat. The operator of the boat Sea Ray then shut off his engine and began to drift behind the moving houseboat. As the line began to tighten the railing spindle broke free from the railing hitting Victim behind her left knee. 
  At that time the people on the houseboat began to call for help on marine band channel 16. Victim was placed into the Sea Ray as people associated with the group began to control the bleeding using a towel and belt as a tunicate until NPS arrived on scene. 
  
  I explained to the people on the house boat that what occurred was a boat accident and I would be doing an investigation on what took place. At that point in time they had enough power to start the engines of the houseboat. Due to the fact it was getting dark I explained to the individuals on the houseboat that I would continue with my investigation at their final destination. The people on the houseboat said that they were going back to buoy 514 in Bullfrog due to engine problems. I told them I would meet them at Buoy 514 to finish with my investigation. 
  I then left Halls Creek Bay and met up with NPS at the Bullfrog main launch ramp where the Sea Ray was docked. At the main launch ramp Officer briefed me on what occurred. Officer said that they had smelled the odor of alcohol coming from the driver of the Sea Ray while at the main launch ramp and started their investigation on the possibility of charges for boating under the influence (BUI).