RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at approximately 1147 hours I was advised by Sergeant about a request of information regarding a boat collision which occurred on 09/26/2020 at Lake Pleasant Regional Park which involved a subject who was medically air lifted from the area.
  
  MCSO did not have a call for service on record matching the inquiry so MCSO Dispatch was asked to check with Peoria fire to see if they had any information. Peoria fire advised MCSO Dispatch that at 1538 hours Engine 195, Rescue 192 and Native 20 responded to Pleasant Harbor Marina for a male subject, identified as TUBER 1 that was thrown off his tube. Dispatch further advised the subject was flown to Honor Health Deer Valley (John C Lincoln) Medical Center and provided fires run number of 20-367466 and Native Air''s run number of 20-133032.
  
  I contacted Deer Valley Medical Center via telephone and was directed to the Intensive Care Unit where a Nurse informed me TUBER 1 was currently on a ventilator and not able to provide a statement at this time. The hospital was able to provide me with the telephone number for TUBER 1’s father so I could attempt to gather more information about the incident.
  
  I was able to make contact with TUBER 1’s father who stated his son is TUBER 1 and he was not at the lake during the incident. TUBER 1’s father provided me a brief synopses of what he had heard occurred during the incident and then provided me with the name and telephone number for the OPERATOR 1. TUBER 1’s medical status was improving and informed me that he had 3 hemorrhages in the brain which resulted in a craniotomy being performed by hospital staff. 
  
  I was then able to make telephone contact with OPERATOR 1 to get his statements on the incident. OPERATOR 1 stated his group of 6 (including himself) had been on the boat for several hours. OPERATOR 1 stated they were pulling several people throughout the day on an inner tube which he believed was called a "Super Betty". OPERATOR 1 stated he believed the tube was being pulled on 30-40 feet or rope but was not sure on the exact length. OPERATOR 1 stated the people had been wearing a life vest on the tube all day and confirmed that TUBER 1 was wearing a life vest at the time of the incident.
  
  OPERATOR 1 stated just before the incident he was operating the watercraft just north of the island north of Scorpion Bay Marina (Pipeline Island).  OPERATOR 1 stated TUBER 1 was on the tube by himself and the boat was making a broad left turn. OPERATOR 1 stated TUBER 1 fell off of the tube at which time he went back to retrieve TUBER 1 out of the water. OPERATOR 1 stated TUBER 1 was able to swim to and board the boat without assistance. 
  
  OPERATOR 1 stated TUBER 1 made a statement about hitting his head hard and that he was done for the day. OPERATOR 1 stated they were approximately 1/4 of a mile away from the island and believed TUBER 1 only struck water as he did not see any submerged obstacles in the area. 
  
  OPERATOR 1 stated shortly after TUBER 1 boarded the watercraft, his condition deteriorated by incoherent speech and then loss of consciousness. OPERATOR 1 stated he is a state certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) currently employed with Phoenix Fire Department and knew TUBER 1''s symptoms were serious. 
  
  OPERATOR 1 stated he grabbed TUBER 1 off of the transom area of the boat and immediately operated the watercraft toward Pleasant Harbor Marina where he knew Peoria Fire had a sub station. OPERATOR 1 stated while in route, one of the other females on board dialed 911, at which point he spoke with the operator.
  
  OPERATOR 1 stated upon arrival at Pleasant Harbor Marina, TUBER 1''s care was transferred to fire personnel and TUBER 1 was ultimately air lifted to Honor Health Deer Valley Medical Center.