RedactedNarrative: Shortly before 1800 hours on Saturday, July 20, 2019, Ranger and I were at the Bear Lake State Park Marina when a concessionaire employee approached us and said that a woman on a boat at the gas dock had possibly broken her wrist.  The employee said that the woman's arm had been caught between the dock and a boat as it docked.
  
  Dispatch was contacted and a request for an ambulance was made.
  
  Ranger and I went to the gas dock and found Victim laying on the front seat of a Nautique.  
  
  Victim's left wrist was bruised and appeared to be swollen.  There were some apparent abrasions on her wrist. I did not see any signs of an open (compound) fracture.
  
  Ranger retrieved his first aid kit from his patrol truck while I notified dispatch of Victim's condition (possibly broken wrist, in-and-out of consciousness).
  
  I was told that as the boat was approaching the dock, Victim had reached out with her hand to grab the dock to keep the boat from bumping into it and her wrist was caught between the boat and dock. I asked how fast the boat was moving as he approached the dock.  His response was along the lines of "not at all". I asked him if it could have been 2-3 mph and he did not dispute that estimate.
  