RedactedNarrative: On May 15th 2016 I was notified by Lake Mead Interagency Communication Center (LMICC) of an injured male at Callville Bay Marina with a possible broken leg. Officer responded from Boulder Beach. Officer2 and I also responded in Rescue 4 (ambulance). 
  
  While in route an additional report came in by LMICC that the patient, VICTIM, had a broken femur. Rescue 4 requested Community ambulance to assist. Officer2 arrived on scene and confirmed that VICTIM had a broken femur. Rescue 4 requested Mercy Air to land a helicopter at Callville Bay. Rescue 4 transported VICTIM to Mercy Air. 
  
  After completing the medical I interviewed VICTIM''s friend. He stated that VICTIM was wave jumping on a Jet Ski near Sandy Cove. He said VICTIM was being “reckless” He jumped a wave and lost control on landing. VICTIM was thrown off his Jet Ski when he hit the water. He saw VICTIM floating in the water and went to rescue him. He pulled him on to his vessel and called 911 because subject was in lots of pain. He then transported him to Callville Bay Marina. The Jet Ski was left at Sandy Cove. He stated there was no damage to the Jet Ski. 
  
  I did a follow up interview with VICTIM. He stated that he was wave and wake jumping at Sandy Cove. A large vessel drove by and he went to jump the wake. When he hit the wake it was much larger than he anticipated. He said he was going between 10-20mph. He jumped the wake and landed hard. He stated that he blacked out and woke up floating in the water. He tried to swim to his friend’s boat but his legs were hitting one another and he was unable to swim. At that time he felt extreme pain in his left leg. Friend helped him onto the vessel and went to Callville Bay Marina. 
  
  VICTIM stated there was no damage to his vessel.
  
  During my interview with VICTIM I informed him that wake jumping was illegal and gave him a verbal warning.
   
  
  
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