RedactedNarrative: On 8/1/2015 at approximately 1349 hours, I Warden received a radio dispatch report of a watercraft accident near the dam of Grayrocks Reservoir.
  
  At approximately 1406 hours, I arrived at Gate 8 of Grayrocks Reservoir where Platte County Deputy Mathew Kelly and Paramedics had just loaded a patient into the ambulance.
   
  I ran to the ambulance and saw a small boy, later identified as 7 year old who appeared to have four deep lacerations; one to the right buttocks, two running perpendicular to the back of the right thigh, and one running lengthwise from the knee to above the ankle. Since both paramedics were tending to the patient, I was asked to drive the ambulance toward Wheatland where we would meet with a life flight helicopter who would take the patient to Cheyenne Medical Hospital. 
  
  I drove the ambulance while medics tended the patient until we reached a large pullout along Grayrocks Rd directly east of the Basin Electric Plant. There, I assisted the medics, pumping fluid bags, while we waited for the life flight. The patient’s blood pressure dropped while waiting, so the medics upgraded the status of the patient to “emergent” and I was asked to drive toward the hospital as fast as possible. Once we arrived at the intersection of Grayrocks road and Highway 320, the ambulance received notification from Life Flight that they were nearing our location. We stopped at the intersection until the helicopter could land. I then assisted the life flight crew in carrying over a gurney. The medics and flight crew prepped the patient to be transferred to the helicopter, and I assisted them in carrying the patient and loading into the helicopter.
  
  Once the patient was airborne, I was driven back to Gate 8 where I met with Warden’s who had arrived on scene after I had left with the ambulance and had started taking witness statements and conducting interviews. I unloaded my boat into the water so that Warden’s could retrieve the watercraft involved in the accident, which was beached along the rocks near the pump house point of the reservoir. I also transferred my boat trailer to a truck for later transport. I then proceeded to drive towards Children’s hospital in Denver where I had been notified that the patient had been transported to. I arrived at Children’s hospital at approximately 1853 hours. I met with parents who were being prepped to receive sutures for lacerations they received during the accident. Father received sutures to his right ring finger and Mother received sutures to her left wrist. While they were being tended to, I was able to interview the parents together. The following is a recollection of events obtained during this interview.
  
  At approximately 1330 hours, watercraft owner/operator Father was traveling east bound approximately 30 yards off of the South shoreline of Grayrocks reservoir when his watercraft struck an unmarked underwater object. This collision caused rider to be ejected over the bow where the boat then proceeded to run over him. Young victim was then entangled in the prop by his life jacket where he also suffered injuries to his right leg. Family friend who was also riding in the bow with Young victim dove over board to locate Young victim. He resurfaced and notified Father, Mother and the other passengers that Young victim was underwater near the prop. Father and Mother both dove overboard where after between 1-3 minutes Young victim was eventually unsnapped and unbuckled from his life jacket and hoisted onto the boat. Once aboard, Father attempted to restart the boat so that they could take Young victim to shore, but the watercraft would not start. They began yelling for help and two fishermen along the dam came over to assist. The fishermen took Family friend, Father and Young victim to gate 8 where they met Platte County Sheriff deputy. Mother, who had remained behind with the other passengers was then able to start the boat enough to beach it along the rocks east of the pump house. She