RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CALL: On 08-25-2016, I was dispatched to a medical call at Antelope Point.
  ON SCENE: I  arrived on scene and blocked off one of the docks to the main ramp. The boat the medical was on was heading to the main ramp. During this time Ranger and the Page Ambulance showed up.
  
  INVESTIGATION/INTERVIEW: A red ski boat approached the dock and laying in the back of the boat was the injured party, Victim. Victim complained of pain in his chest area and stated that he did not know what happened. Page ambulance transported Victim to the Page Hospital. 
  
  I spoke with SUBJECT whom stated that he witnessed the incident occur. SUBJECT stated that Victim was going approximately 30mph on a wave runner and hit a wave. SUBJECT stated that Victim was thrown from the wave runner and did a "cart wheel" type motion off the wave runner. SUBJECT stated that he believed Victim hit the steering column area with his chest. I did notice a mark on Victim's head. SUBJECT filled out a witness statement. 
  
  Upon speaking with other people in the boat I determined the accident occurred somewhere near Gun Sight Bay around 1100 hours. I was informed that subject2 was the registered owner of the PWC, and that he and the rest of the group, along with the PWC was still in Gun Sight Bay. 
  
  I was unable to determine the weather conditions in Gun Sight Bay when the accident occurred.
  
  I made multiple attempts to contact subject2, I was able to contact him and he stated that the registration was on the boat at Antelope Point Marina and that the Marina had it. I contacted the marina and they stated they do not keep registration numbers in their file. I went down to Dock 4 slip B42 and gained permission via phone call through dispatch to board the houseboat to get the registration numbers. Upon boarding the house boat I noticed the electrical cover to one of the outlets on the stern of the boat was broken off. The PWC Victim was believed to be on was registered. 
  
  CONCLUSION:
  Victim was transported via Page Ambulance to Page Hospital. I spent approximately 8 hours on this case.
  
  
  