RedactedNarrative: Response: 
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       On 07/03/2022 at approximately 1848 hours, while patrolling the Thompson Bay area of Lake Havasu, I was flagged down and approached by a vessel bearing Arizona Registration who advised they had a medical emergency on their vessel and needed assistance. River Medical paramedics on board patrol vessels boarded their vessel and began caring for the injured party. 
  
  Deputy Actions/ Observations: 
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       When the vessel approached my patrol vessel, I observed a female subject to be laying on her back in the back seats of the boat, with her eyes closed and breathing shallow breaths. The occupants advised they had stopped at the Thompson Bay buoy line to jump into the water. When they did, the vessel got pushed by the wind and Victim began struggling in the water. Another occupant swam a life jacket to her after she struggled for a few minutes and brought her back to the vessel. After they were back on the boat, Victim began struggling to breath and losing and regaining consciousness. The occupants advised they began going toward the channel to get help, when they saw 2 Mohave County Patrol boats and flagged us down. 
  
       After speaking with the occupants and River Medical checking Victim, they advised she needed to be transported to the hospital for further care and called an ambulance. The wind pushed our patrol boats into shore at Rotary Park and the ambulance came to that location. Deputies placed Victim on a backboard and transported her to the ambulance so she could be transported to Havasu Regional Medical Center for further care. 
  
  On 07/08/2022 at approximately 1100 hours, I contacted Victim in reference to the incident. She advised she was released from the hospital that night for rest and she had a breach in her lower left lung due to the struggle and near drowning. She advised she was okay now and did not need any further assistance. 
  
  
  