RedactedNarrative: Details of incident/investigation: 
  On september 19th, 2021, at approximately 1251 hours, i, indiana conservation officer responded to a call from central dispatch that a boat accident involving a single personal watercraft (pwc) occurred at monroe reservoir and two injured subjects were in the water near fairfax beach. 
  
  I arrived at the fairfax marina where the two injured males were transported to by the rest of the group the two males were with on a pontoon boat. The two injured males were identified. Perry-clear creek fire personnel and monroe sheriff's deputy where on scene when i arrived. I examined the pwc involved in the crash, in4898ed, and the only damaged observed was the left handlebar had broken off of the steering column and was dangling by wires. I photographed the damage to the pwc.  
  
  While being examined by ems operator was in and out of consciousness and he had a possible fractured left forearm. Occupant was conscious but groggy and had lost his four bottom front teeth and had a large laceration over his left eye and a small laceration on his inner left thigh. 
  
  I spoke to the owner of the pwc, and owner advised that members of the group were taking turns riding the pwc and operator and occupant left on the pwc at approximately 1215 hours and that they were found along the shore by the peninsula near fairfax beach at around 1245 hours with occupant signaling with his arms for help and operator in and out of consciousness
  
  Owner advised nobody in the group witnessed the accident. After interviewing occupant and operator neither subject was able to recall the accident and occupant advised that he remembered riding the pwc but then everything went black and he remembers being in the water and pulling the pwc to the shore. 
  
  Both operator and occupant were wearing personal floatation devices and the emergency shut-off seemed to be working. There was no indication that occupant or operator were under the influence of alcohol or drugs or that alcohol or drugs were a contributing factor. Based on the terrain the pwc possibly ran aground in the shallow water near the peninsula and threw both occupant and operator from the pwc, but there were no witnesses and no physical evidence to give an indication of the sequence of the accident.   
  
  Occupant and operator were transported to iu health bloomington for treatment and care.
  