RedactedNarrative: DISPATCH CALL:
  
  July 2, 2016. At approximately 1330 hours dispatch advised that a young male was tubing and had a cut on his leg and that they were going to the Echo Marina. I asked dispatch if he was cut by the prop of the vessel. Dispatch advised that it was the prop of their own vessel that cut him. Dispatch advised that he was turning pale and that medical was on their way. I advised dispatch that I would be enroute to the marina. I went enroute to Echo Marina with my lights and sirens activated.
  
  ON SCENE:
  
  Upon arrival North Summit medics were on scene. I helped carry victim to the ambulance. VICTIM stated that his is hands were numb and he had a towel wrapped around his leg with a belt over the towel acting as a tourniquet. VICTIM was transported to Park City Medical by ambulance.
  
  INITIAL CONTACT WITH OPERATOR:
  
  I located the vessel owner. The owner was also the operator at the time of the incident. STUART stated, "I was going into shore and I was going to hit a rock so I backed up. I thought he had jumped off and swam to shore.  When I backed up it grabbed his shorts and cut his leg. We got him on the boat and came here. I guess he was climbing up the ladder when I was backing up."
  
  
  