RedactedNarrative: Details of the incident/investigation:
  On 7-6-19 at approximately 3:33 pm i, indiana conservation officer responded to a boat crash on the tippecanoe river near springboro.  When i arrived i observed that there were several canoes on the water.  I was approached by a male telling me that the people in the middle of the river needed help.  I yelled to them and they said they needed an ambulance.  I checked with carroll county dispatch to make sure one was on its way.  The people were standing in approximately knee deep water holding on to a white male.  A canoe was pushed to his location by several members of the group.  They helped him into the canoe and walked it to the access site at springboro and state road 18. 
  
  When they arrived on shore i asked the male if he was ok and he said no.  His daughter told me that she, her father, and her mother had been floating down the river in the same canoe.  She said that they hit a rock and the canoe flipped over and ejected them.  
  
  She said that her father operator had hit his chest on the rock that flipped the canoe over, and that he could not stand up after this happened.  She then told me that her dad needed help to keep his head out of the water.  I asked her if he had any medical conditions and she said no.  Carroll county ems transported operator to iu hospital in monticello.  I took a photo of operator while he was on the stretcher before being transported.  I did not see any marks or cuts on his body, however his ex-wife had lacerations to her left hand and refused medical treatment.  I later checked on operator and found there were no broken bones or any other injuries.
  
  There was no damage to the canoe and the owner of hodges canoes picked up the canoe from the scene.  Based on my training and experience the low water level and fast current along with three occupants of the canoe caused it to flip over.  Life jackets were being used and helped mitigate the injuries.  Case closed pending approval.