RedactedNarrative: On 7/28/2019 I (Warden) received a report of a watercraft accident from SALECS Dispatch. According to dispatch records an anonymous report came in at 1740 hours of an unknown female who fell off a Personal Watercraft (PWC) at Guernsey Reservoir and broke her leg. 
  
  I received the notification at 1743 hours, and arrived at the main boat ramp where the subject was reportedly going to meet emergency medical personnel at 18:12 hours. When I arrived at the boat ramp, there were 2 boats present, none of which appeared to have any injured aboard. 
  
   I questioned the people aboard these vessels and learned that the injured party had already been loaded into an ambulance, the involved PWCs had been loaded onto a trailer, that a good samaritan in a boat had loaded the injured party into their vessel and had transported her to the boat ramp. All involved parties were no longer in the area. 
  
  I updated Warden of my latest information,  looked around briefly for any boats matching the description provided of the good samaritans and after not seeing anyone matching that description  in the immediate area, drove to Platte County Memorial Hospital. During that drive, I was able to obtain the number for the Reporting Party (RP). I called and left a message requesting to speak with them. I also obtained a phone number for the individuals who had loaded the PWCs which was the owner and his wife. I called and spoke with Owner who informed me that he was driving to the Platte County Memorial Hospital. I asked him to meet me outside so that I could review the PWCs and obtain the vessel's information. Owner informed me to his knowledge the only two people out on the water were the injured party and her mother. They were unaware of how the accident transpired, but informed me they had received a call from Mother indicating that Operator had been injured and they needed to meet at the main boat ramp to pick up the PWCs. 
  
  After reviewing damage of thc two PWCs, Owner indicated several of the scratches and a large gouge in the fiberglass which appeared to be new had all occurred that weekend, but that it had occurred earlier in the weekend when the PWCs had been docked next to some rocks. 
  
  According to Mother's recount of the event, Operator had been riding in next to her when operator had hit a wake and fallen off the PWC. She stated that no contact had occurred between the two PWCs and the fall had caused Operator's injuries. Warden and I were unable to interview Operator at the time of the accident. We assisted Mother in completing her portion of the watercraft accident report. I offered to mail it to the Casper Wyoming Game and Fish Regional office for her, and reminded her that Operator needed to complete her portion of the report within 10 days. When asked, Mother stated that  she would fill out a medical release form with the attending doctor and would give him my contact information to send the medical reports. We cleared the hospital at approximately 2030 hours. No violations were detected at this time. I spoke with Operator on 7/31/2019 regarding any updated information she could provide. She confirmed that she had broken 4 bones in the top of her foot and was being assessed by an orthopedist in Casper regarding a possible tibia fracture at the time of our conversation. Operator's recount of the accident was similar to her mother. She believes that she may have hit a log at approximately the same time she hit the wake that threw her off balance.  Operator believes that her foot may have impacted the jetski when she went overboard causing the injuries.
  