RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS
  On June 7, 2022, National Park Service Rangers and I responded to an accident involving Subject1 and Subject2. Both individuals were pulled from the vessel by a tow rope when a large tube was blown out of the vessel they were riding in. SUBJECT1 suffered a large laceration and broken bones in his right lower leg, while SUBJECT2 suffered a broken right foot. 
  
  NARRATIVE
  On June 7, 2022, I was finishing up another call involving a vessel fire with National Park Service (NPS) Ranger and NPS Ranger, when NPS Dispatch notified us of an accident that occurred near Gun Sight. NPS Dispatch notified us that an individual had a severed lower leg and a tourniquet had been applied. NPS Dispatch explained the individual was being transported by a private vessel to Antelope Marina. 
  
  At the time we were near Government Docks in Waheap Bay. Another Park Ranger came over the radio that she will need to be picked up at the Government Docks. We picked her up and responded to Gun Sight Bay. Lights and Siren were activated on the patrol vessel. Vessels we encountered responded to our emergency equipment. 
  
  During our way to the accident scene we requested a helicopter. NPS Dispatch informed us that Classic was in Flagstaff and would need to stop for fuel before responding. We continued our emergency response to the scene of the accident, until we met up with the individuals. 
  
  We met up with the individuals near buoy marker 14. OFFICER1 took control of the scene and immediately began medical treatment. We found a young boy who was lying on his back with a large cut on his right lower leg. Bone and fatty tissue was visible. The young male was alert, awake, and breathing on his own. OFFICER1 placed another tourniquet on the leg and began medical treatment. Once stable the male individual was transferred to the patrol boat. 
  
  On the patrol vessel we continued medical treatment and I began to ask the young male, later identified as Subject1, what took place. SUBJECT1 explained that he was sitting near the back of the vessel when he was pulled from the boat by a rope attached to a tube. He said that his foot got caught on the tow rope and was pulled from the boat and thrown into the water. He explained that his brother was also pulled into the water by the same rope. We continued to Antelope Point Marina as a slow speed while we monitored SUBJECT1's conditions. SUBJECT2 stayed on the private boat and followed us to the marina. 
  
  We arrived at the marina and patient care was transferred to Classic. SUBJECT1 would be transferred to a fixed wing plane and transported to Phoenix Children's Primary Hospital, while SUBJECT2 would be transported to Page Regional Hospital. SUBJECT2 had an broken right foot, but did not receive medical care from NPS due to SUBJECT1 taking the majority of the medical care.  
  
  Once the patients were transferred I began my investigation. I spoke to the driver of the vessel. I asked OPERATOR what took place. OPERATOR explained that the boat just left the houseboat to go tubing in the bay of Gun Sight. OPERATOR increase the speed of the boat when all of sudden the tube that was in the rear of the boat blew out of the boat. The tube was attached to the tow line. During this time the tow line became entangled in the feet of SUBJECT1 and SUBJECT2 causing them to be drugged out of the boat. OPERATOR said he stopped the boat and once he noticed what happened. He then was alerted of the injuries. He grabbed everyone and placed them in the boat and headed to the houseboat to radio for help on Marine Channel 16. OPERATOR said once he reached someone on the radio he left to transport the injured people to Antelope Marina. 
  
  I asked who else was on the vessel during the accident. OPERATOR said his wife and a cousin. I asked if everyone had a lifejacket on. He said only cousin and SUBJECT1 had lifejackets on dur
  