RedactedNarrative: On 07/13/2019 at approximately 13:35 hours on Glendo Reservoir, I (Game Warden) along with Game Warden were notified by SALECS of an injured individual who hurt himself while wakeboarding. Medical and Glendo State Park officials were notified, and we made our way to shore where the operator, the injured individual, and three more passengers were at. 
  
  Warden and I interviewed the group at once to get the story on what had happened. Subject1 wanted to go wakeboarding, but had not been on one for around 8-10 years. He was set up in the water, and waiting to get on plane, and while the watercraft started plowing, he felt some pressure in his leg. I believe the pressure was from the front of the wakeboard actually falling beneath waterline and that caused the wakeboard to be pulled down from the front. Subject1 agreed with me. Subject1 believed that the slight pressure he was feeling was normal, since he had not been on a wakeboard for 8-10 years. By the time he had realized that this was not normal, the boat was going too fast and the pressure on his femur caused it to break.
  
  We then interviewed each member of the group individually to try to get signs of any impairment, with emphasis on the operator at the time, and owner of the watercraft. No signs of impairment were found. We then had each person on the watercraft at the time of incident fill out a voluntary statement form of what had happened, which is included in report. Subject1 gave us a recording of what happened from the hospital. Subject1 was taken by Glendo EMS to Memorial Hospital of Converse County in Douglas, WY. No violations were found from the incident. Subject1 was wearing a lifejacket while on the wakeboard, but nobody else involved was.
  