RedactedNarrative: On May 28, 2017 Arizona Game and Fish Officers (AGFD) were conducting a watercraft patrol on the Colorado River in a fully marked patrol boat.  At approximately 1746 a personal watercraft (PWC) approached the patrol boat and the operator notified the officers that there was a PWC accident just west of where they were located on the river.  
  
  Officer1 operated the patrol boat to the area where the operator pointed and observed several individuals in the water and a woman holding a young male that was crying in her arms on a PWC.  
  
  Officer1 took the young male from the woman and put him on the floor in the bow of the patrol boat.  Officer1 noted that he had a very swollen, bruised and protruding area just above his left eye.  Officer1 immediately called in to AGFD dispatch and notified them that medical services were needed.  
  
  Officer took a young female aboard the patrol boat who was crying and laying on her side.  Another young man was swimming in the water and Officer1 instructed him to board the patrol boat using the swim platform. An individual aboard a private boat in the area told Officer1 that he was an EMT and asked if she would like his help and Officer1 had him swim to the patrol boat and board using the swim platform.
  
  Officer and the EMT tended to the injured children as she operated the patrol boat to the intersection of Riverfront Rd and Trane Rd.  Officer1 requested that AGFD dispatch send emergency services to the location.  As two ambulances arrived at the location, a private boat came to the scene and an adult male was asking where the children were going to being taken.  Officer1 identified the male as the father of the two children.  Officer1 had Father swim to the patrol boat where emergency service professionals were assessing the two children.
  
  Officer1 questioned SUBJECT1 if he had any injuries and he stated that he did not.  She then asked him what happened and he stated that they were going up river and Father was ahead of him with the two children on his PWC. He stated that he was operating the PWC that he was on to the left of Father''s PWC.  SUBJECT1 stated that Father slowed down and turned to the left and that he was going too fast to avoid them and ran over the top of Father''s PWC at full speed.
  
  After the ambulances left for Western Arizona Regional Medical Center with the two children, Officer1 took Father and SUBJECT1 back to the location of the accident and found Father''s PWC on a beach.  Another member of the party then showed up on SUBJECT1''s PWC.  Officer1 took photos of both PWC''s involved in the accident.  Officer1 took Father and SUBJECT1 back to Community Park beach to join the rest of their party and Officer had both Father and SUBJECT1 complete voluntary statement forms.  Officers found the statements made by Father and SUBJECT1 to be consistent with the damage to both PWC''s.
  
  Officers followed up on the condition of the children at Western Arizona Regional Medical Center and learned that Subject2 was going to be flown to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center in Las Vegas due to his head injury.  Subject3 suffered a S1 separation of pelvic joint with contusions on her left leg and right foot.  Officer1 followed up on the condition of Subject2 with Sunrise Hospital on May 29, 2017 and was told that he had been extubated and was progressing well.