RedactedNarrative: On 06/23/19, I Game Warden was on patrol on the Colorado River below Davis Dam. At approximately 1620 hours, I was responding to a call by Bullhead City Lifeguards asking for a police unit to a medical call they were on. I was the first police unit to arrive and was informed by the lifeguards that a 10 year old boy was injured in a Personal Watercraft (PWC) collision. 
  
  I spoke with Victim's mother who was operating Vessel 2 (V2). Operator2 stated that her and Victim were attempting to get Victim's grandmother out of the water when a male on a red pwc came around recklessly and hit them, hitting Victim on his right arm. 
  
  Victim was sitting on the ski facing upriver. Operator2 said that v1 was completely off while they drifted attempting to get Victim's grandmother out of the water. Operator2 stated prior to the collision, she saw the operator of the red PWC leave the vessel. 
  
  Vessel 1 admitted to hitting Operator2 and Victim and stopped to ask if they were ok. Operator1 said that his actions prior to the collision was that he was making a sharp turn to splash members of his party on shore with the PWC and that when he turned around he saw he was on a collision course with V2. Operator1 stated he pulled his engine cutoff cord to stop the ski and began to tip the PWC in an attempt to avoid the collision. The collision was caused by the reckless operation of V1 by Operator1.
  