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       On 07/19/2022 at approximately 1622 hours, I responded to the area of the South Basin of Lake Havasu in reference to an unconscious male subject, who was involved in a single occupant, single vessel (bearing California registration) boat crash where he had jumped a wake on a PWC, involuntarily left the PWC and hit his head, knocking himself unconscious. Victim was brought to Contact Point and transported to Havasu Regional Medical Center for his injuries. A warrant for Victim''s blood was submitted, granted, and executed at Havasu Regional Medical Center and the blood was sent to DPS labs for testing. 
  
  Response: 
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       On the above mentioned date and time, Havasu Fire Department received a call in reference to a male subject which was not breathing and not conscious just south of the Riviera in the South Basin of Lake Havasu. I responded by boat with Sgt. and located the vessel just north of Mockingbird Cove. I then boarded the vessel and made contact with a female subject who advised me she was Victim''s wife. At this time Wife was holding Victim''s head in a straight "C-Spine" position and advised me that she was an EMT and told me he was breathing but unconscious and had been for approximately 10 minutes. 
  
  Deputy Actions/ Observations: 
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       While en-route to Contact Point on the vessel, I observed the male subject identified as Victim to be unconscious, breathing, foaming slightly from his mouth and bleeding slightly from his left ear. Sgt. advised Havasu Fire and River Medical of the circumstances by radio. Upon arrival at Contact Point, I brought all other occupants into the office area at Contact Point. River Medical transported Victim and Wife to Havasu Regional Medical Center for evaluation and treatment of his injuries and he was later released that night. A warrant was approved and executed for testing of Victim''s blood in reference to Operating under the Influence (for further information see DR: 22-027287). Victim was the single occupant of a 1996 Bombardier Sea Do PWC at the time of the incident. 
  
  Case Status: 
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