RedactedNarrative: LOCATION:
  
  On April 28, 2018 about 13:00 hours Vessel 1 was traveling Southbound. The location was about 100 yards West of the North Marina Inlet, Willard Bay Reservoir, Willard City, UT. 
  
  OCCUPANTS:
  
  4 occupants were on board. 2 of the 4 occupants were being towed on a tube. 
  
  INCIDENT:
  
  While traveling Southbound conditions of the reservoir were choppy. The speed of Vessel 1 was about 15-20 miles per hour according to the occupants. A force of a wake caused tubers to strike heads. They were ejected from the tube and in the water with life jackets on. Tubers were brought into the boat. One started to vomit.
  
  INITIAL CONTACT:
  
  About 13:14 hours Vessel 1 and the occupants signaled me down and said their friend was hurt. I saw tuber looked intoxicated slouching in his seat. He had droopy eyelids. He was conscious, alert, and breathing. When he pulled up he started to vomit. I checked his eyes and did not see unequal pupil size. I called for medical to respond to my location which was at the Ranger dock. I started to check his head for cuts and did not see any.  He vomited a few more times. Medical arrived about 13:19 hours. The other tuber was also checked out but no injuries were seen. 
  
  CONCLUSION:
  
  It was determined tuber needed to be transported to the hospital. He was transported to Brigham City Hospital. I gathered witness statements and photos of the boat.
  