RedactedNarrative: On 4/4/2021 I responded to the area of Burrow Island (East Of) for a report of a personal watercraft accident. Upon arrival I located a female juvenile being pulled onto a pontoon boat. I was advised the subject was 15 years of age and no one knows how she ended up in the water.
  The operator, who I later identified as OPERATOR 1, had no physical injures to her but a small red mark approximately 1 inch in lengeth on the upper abdomen. The personal watercraft she was on did not have any damage to it and witnesses said she was not close to any other watercraft when they noticed her in the water.
  Upon boarding the pontoon boat with OPERATOR 1 I noticed she was not responding to the subjects who pulled her from the water. One of the subjects advised she was underwater and they did not know for how long. I attempted to find a pulse and was unable to find a pulse after attempting in many different location. OPERATOR 1’s chest did not have any rise or fall, and I could not hear air flow from her mouth or nose. I opened OPERATOR 1’s mouth and noticed her jaw was very tight and her tongue was blocking her airway. The subjects who pulled her from the water stated they had seen her eyes roll into the back of her head when they pulled her from the water.
  Before starting chest compressions, I conducted a sternum rub and OPERATOR 1 flinched and instantly spit up water. She became responsive by opening her eyes but was unable to speak and tell me what occurred. Peoria Fire arrived on scene and assumed medical care. I was later advised OPERATOR 1 was taken to Phoenix Children’s hospital as she was still unable to speak. It was determined OPERATOR 1 had suffered a seizure.
  Due to the medical information provided to me, it was determined the seizure was induced by OPERATOR 1 falling off of her personal watercraft and Due to her large size, and wearing the incorrect size life jacket which was multiple sizes too small, the medical professional believe the seizure was induced by her struggling to stay afloat and get back on her watercraft.
  