RedactedNarrative: On 6/3/21 at approximately 1100 hours, dispatch advised me a 16-year-old boy was involved in a wake boarding accident. The reporting party unknown at the time would meet with fire personnel at the Windy hill boat ramp. Tonto Basin Fire Department would arrive near the Coyote boat ramp and contact the subjects involved before DEPUTY 1 could arrive. While en-route to the report, Tonto Basin Fire relayed to dispatch the subjects would refuse any further care from them and would give them a ride to their vehicle.  
  DEPUTY 1 caught up with Tonto basin Fire who had 3 subjects with them, they relayed to me the subjects were parked at Indian Point boat ramp and would be taking them there. DEPUTY 1 followed them to Indian Point and contacted INJURED’s mother. INJURED’s mother would relate to me her son was the one who had the accident on the wake board, but suffered no physical injuries we could see. INJURED’s mother relayed her son INJURED #1 was wake boarding near the windy hill area and INJURED #1 would be in the air. How INJURED #1 ended up in the air is unknown but when he came back to the water while wake boarding, INJURED #1 crashed and was knocked out and pulled out of the water by his family. 
  INJURED’s mother was with her family during the incident. The operator of the boat was OPERATOR 1. OPERATOR 1 showed no signs of impairment and relayed he had been on boats for many years in his life and is not new. INJURED’s mother relayed her son INJURED #1 is not new to wake boarding and is experienced in the sport. INJURED #1 was conscious and seemed fine when DEPUTY 1 was on scene and the family relayed, they will take INJURED #1 to the hospital in Payson to verify INJURED #1 is fine.
  