RedactedNarrative: On September 9th I Warden was assigned to Boat patrol on Lake Mead. 
  
  At 0856 hours a call for Emergency Medical Service was received by the National Park Service regarding a white male adult 31years of age with a broken right leg. The call originated from a group of individuals waterskiing outside of Callville Bay. At 0934 hours NPS Park Rangers and EMS arrived on scene and transported the injured subject to University Medical Center Trauma. An Accident and Injury Report was taken by NPS for the incident. 
  
  At approximately 1200 hours myself and my Field Training officer, Warden where notified of the indent and elected to take the Boating accident report. At 1300 hours on September 10th myself and my FTO arrived at University Medical Center and conducted an interview with the subject of the accident. 
  
  The Subject identified himself. Victim stated that while waterskiing on Lake Mead at approximately 0830 hours the vessel that was towing him accelerated and he attempted to bring the board up on the wake created by the vessel. Victim then stated that he fell off the board and did not let go of the tow cable. Victim went on to state that while being pulled behind the boat the force of the water broke his right femur in two places. 
  
  I asked Victim if he knew the operator of the vessel that was towing him. Victim stated that he knew the operator and that he had a cell number for this individual, But that he did not know the subejct personally, and knew nothing about the vessel that was towing him. I was unable to contact this individual or obtain any information about the vessel that was towing Victim. It should also be noted that the National Park Service report on this accident did not have any record of the operator or a description of the vessel. 
  
  
  Nothing Further.
  