RedactedNarrative: Synopsis:    This involves a vessel being docked and the owner of the boat was injured.  
  
  Narrative:    Reporting Ranger responded to the Mustang Ridge Boat ramp on a report of an injury.  Upon arrival I met Victim who had his right hand injured.  Victim pulled back the bandage which exposed the palm of his right hand.  According to him, he had launched his vessel with his wife as the operator.  He parked the truck with the boat trailer in the parking area of Mustang Ridge boat ramp.  He then walked to the courtesy dock.  His wife was going to pick him up, but she had the vessel traveling too fast toward the dock.  Victim reached out to stop the vessel from hitting the dock.  Somehow he got his hand between the bow of the vessel and a wire line that was the anchor line for the courtesy dock anchor.  The force of the vessel resulted in the wire lacerating and partially degloving his hand in the palm region.  Victim had his family placed the vessel back on the trailer and parked it in the upper parking lot at the ramp, where I met him.  He advised he would not need an ambulance as he had family there that could drive him to Vernal.  After looking at the hand, I noticed that the bleeding was under control and I felt comfortable in him being taken POV to the hospital.  No first aid was administered by this Ranger.
  
  Victim arrived safely at Ashley Valley Medical Center about 1435 hours.