RedactedNarrative: On August 30th, 2019 at approximately 10:14am I, Ranger, received a call from dispatch with a second party report of a 5 yr old CO poisoning patient in bound to the Bullfrog Main Ramp from an unknown location. While awaiting further information, Ranger prepared Medic 5 for a respiratory emergency.
  
  At approximately 10:35am dispatch informed me that the patient was in Bullfrog Bay and in route to Bullfrog Main Ramp in a white with blue trim Mastercraft vessel. All units were on scene with the patient at 10:45am. Patient was alert and oriented, with normal skin color, and able to stand on her own. We transported the patient into Medic 5 to the Bullfrog Clinic.
  
  I interviewed the father of the patient asking "what happened today"? The informed me that his daughter Victim was swimming at the back of his brother in-laws boat. He informed me that the vessel was beached but on in idle because OWNER was trying to charge something and OWNER's daughter was watching VICTIM. He informed me that OWNER saw VICTIM floating on her back unconscious in the water behind his boat. He informed me that OWNER proceeded to pull VICTIM out of the water and give her one rescue breath within 10 seconds of her going unconscious. He informed me VICTIM coughed several times and began waking up, while OWNER started to inform the parents and rest of the party what happened. He said, "We called a family friend who is a doctor and informed her of what happened, and she said to hang up and call 911". I informed VICTIM's father that calling 911 is an appropriate action in this kind of situation, since we could have had a faster response time. VICTIM's father implied not interested for a civil claim against OWNER.
  
  At approximately 11:45am, Ranger and I went to the fuel dock to meet up with OWNER. I asked OWNER why his vessel was on while someone was swimming behind the vessel, informed me that they do this all the time and have never had issues, and that he was charging electronics to do some work. I asked OWNER to explain more of the incident, with his response being that Subject1 and VICTIM were playing and swimming behind the boat. Subject1 had just gotten out of the water and VICTIM was attempting to get out of the water onto the swim platform. After a few attempts VICTIM began asking for help from Subject1 to get her out of the water, which OWNER said was normal for when they were playing. OWNER then said that it got quiet and he looked back to see VICTIM floating on her back with a life jacket not moving with Subject1 trying to reach for VICTIM. OWNER said he quickly got to the back of the vessel and grabbed VICTIM and lifted her onto the transom of his vessel. OWNER stated, "I gave her one breath, you like CPR, and she started to wake up and move again". OWNER stated to me that he felt horrible that his actions caused VICTIM to pass out, and that he would be changing his actions so that no one would be swimming behind his vessel when it is on. VICTIM was later released from the Bullfrog Clinic the same day with normal vital signs.
  