RedactedNarrative: On September 6th, 2021 at approximately 12:35hrs CST, Officer 1 was dispatched to a female who had fallen overboard and received a prop cut to her leg around the idle zone of Jamestown Marina on Lake Cumberland. Upon his arrival he learned that Vessel 1, KY Registration was being operated by Operator. Operator was travelling out of the idle zone when she states Injured who was standing on the front of the boat holding onto a rope lost her balance and fell overboard. Operator states they heard a loud thump before Injured surfaced from behind the vessel. Injured was assisted back onto the boat where a kayaker applied a tourniquet to the injured leg. EMS was called and Injured was transported to Jamestown Marina for medical treatment. Russell County EMS treated Injured and called for Air EVAC to transport her to UK Medical Center for treatment for her injuries. 
  
  Officer 1 then travelled to State dock where he took photographs of the vessel and obtained witness statements from the dockworkers who helped deal with getting the vessel to the marina. Upon his arrival, the other passengers on the vessel had left to head to UK medical center. He collected contact information as well as rental agreement from the State Dock staff. Officer 2 and Officer 3 traveled to UK medical center to obtain a statement from Operator pertaining to the accident. While they were there Injured was coming out of surgery and they were informed she had lost the leg due to injuries sustained. 
  
  In a written statement provided by Operator, the operator of the vessel, she stated the victim, Injured, was standing at the front of the boat in front of the gate holding on to a "cord". She stated the victim lost her balance and fell overboard. The victim traveled under the boat and the occupants heard a "loud thump" believing the boat struck her. 
  
  According to statements gathered at the scene by responding officers, a subject in a kayak observed the accident and was able to locate the victim and pull her from the water. This good samaritan utilized a belt and applied as a tourniquet to her leg in an attempt to stop the bleeding.   
  
  In a written statement provided by Witness 1, an employee at State Dock, she states that she had been notified of the accident. She stated she called 911 and then traveled by boat to meet the boat carrying the victim. She stated she escorted the boat carrying the victim to Jamestown Marina where she assisted with first aid until EMS arrived on scene. 
  
  In a written statement provided by Witness 2, an employee at State Dock, he stated he traveled from State Dock to Jamestown Marina where he assisted with First Aid to the victim. 
  
  Medical personnel report Injured as suffering multiple propellor strikes to her left leg.  These injuries began just below her left buttocks and continued down to her ankle.  He left tibia and fibia were fractured by the propellor as well.  
  
  Personal information as well as some contact information is limited in this report as the other passengers were gone prior to officers arrivals.  Subsequent searches for this information has failed to produce as some occupants appearing to have given false contact information or having chaging telephone numbers since being interviewed.       
  