RedactedNarrative: On 5/16/20 I, Game Warden was on boating patrol on Lake Mead. At approximately 15:27 hours I was dispatched to a vessel accident and informed the vessel involved would be at Hemenway Boat Launch. Upon arrival at Hemenway Boat Launch I interviewed operator who informed me that he was operating in the middle of the lower boulder basin towing 3 people on a tube. The operator did not know the direction of travel he was going nor the speed, when the tube he was towing flipped. One of the three persons being towed was injured as a result of the tube flipping and trying to hold on.
  
  The only descriptive information that was available came from one of the three persons being towed who stated in a witness statement, “We were on the tube, the water was kind of choppy all I can remember was sliding to the right and the tube flipping”. 
  
  The tube sliding to the right was likely due to the operator making a sharp left-hand turn causing the tube to move in a slingshot fashion at a high rate of speed; ultimately leading to the tube flipping, causing Victim to hold on and sustaining a shoulder injury. 
  
  Victim was assessed by emergency medical services on scene for his injuries. Victim was later transferred to St. Rose Dominican Hospital for further evaluation and treatment. I contacted Victim on 5/21/20 to obtain information on the nature of his injuries and discovered that his only injury was a dislocated right shoulder.
  