RedactedNarrative: Vessel was adrift. Occupant jumped overboard to swim. Cut thigh on propeller when returning to vessel. On June 02, 2019, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was dispatched to a vessel accident near Sushine Key, Monroe County Florida. When I arrived on scene to Sunshine Key RV Park the Monroe County Sheriff Department (MCSO) and Monroe County Fire Rescue (MCFR) were already on scene. 
  
  From witness statements it was determined when the incident occurred the vessel was stopped and drifting with the outboard turned off. The three male occupants decided to exit the vessel to swim once more before pulling into the marina. Victim was swimming back to the vessel and cut his leg on the propeller of the outboard engine. The other males occupants helped him get back into the vessel. They tried to apply pressure with a towel to stop the bleeding. They then used a t-shirt as a make shift tourniquet and the bleeding was stopped. Once at the dock an MCSO Deputy placed a tourniquet on the victims upper thigh and fully stopped the bleed until MCFR arrived. He was transported to Jackson South Medical Center in Miami where they performed surgery to repair the injury. The following day he regained a pulse in his lower leg and is expected to make a full recovery.
  