RedactedNarrative: On may 27, 2015, at approximately 4:00pm, there was a report of a boating accident in sawmill park access area. The accident involved an individual that had been out bream fishing that day in newbegun creek. Three people had been out fishing on this sunny and slightly windy day (8-12mph). They were fishing newbegun creek, a tributary to the pasquotank river for bream. After they caught a few fish, they decided it was time to go back to the boat ramp to clean the fish they had caught. Upon arriving at sawmill park access, subject backed the boat trailer down the ramp. Operator was the operator of the vessel and occupant1 was sitting on a pedestal seat at the stern of the boat. Operator tried loading the boat once but had to back up and try again due to the wind. While operator was approaching the boat trailer for the second time, occupant1 stood up at the stern of the boat. Operator not being aware that occupant1 was standing, gave the throttle an abrupt forward motion to propel the boat further on the trailer. When this happened, occupant1 was thrown from the stern of the boat into the water next to the propeller which was engaged in forward gear. During his struggle to resurface, occupant1 got his shirt and left forearm caught in the spinning propeller cutting his arm very badly. Due to his shirt being hung in the prop, occupant1 was unable to stand up in the water. Operator had to get subject to pull the trailer up so that occupant1 could stand on the ramp and cut his shirt free from the propeller. The party called 911 and when ems arrived, they discovered the severity of occupant1's injuries. Ems immediately called for a helicopter to have occupant1 air lifted to norfolk general hospital where he had to have emergency surgery to repair tendons in his left arm. 
  
  No alcohol or drugs were believed to contribute to the accident and no charges were filed.