RedactedNarrative: BOTH VESSELS ONE AND TWO WERE TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON THE COLORADO RIVER BY 1251 HIGHWAY 95 BULLHEAD CITY, AZ 86442. 
  
  VESSEL ONE MADE A SHARP LEFT TURN IN FRONT OF VESSEL TWO. THE TWO VESSELS COLLIDED IN T "T-BONE" FASHION. THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL ONE HAD A PARTIAL AMPUTAION OF HIS LEFT LEG. tHE OPERATOR OF VESSEL ONE HAD HIS LEFT TIBIA AND FIBIA EXPOSED AND WAS ONLY CONNECTED BY SOME SKIN. THE PASSENGER OF VESSEL ONE HAD MULTIPLE COMPOUND FRACTURES FROM JUST ABOVE THE KNEE TO THE ANKLE. THE OPERATOR WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS LATER AIRLIFTED TO A TRAUMA CENTER IN LAS VEGAS, NV. THE PASSENGER WAS AIRLIFTED FROM THE SCENE TO A TRAUMA CENTER IN LAS VEGAS, NV.
  
  THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL TWO WAS NOT INJURED. THERE WAS NO SIGNS OF IMPAIRMENT ON THE OPERATOR. THE PASSENGER OF VESSEL HAD A LACERATION TO HER RIGHT LEG BUT SHE WAS NO TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.