RedactedNarrative: While adrift, the Operator of Vessel observed a swimmer making their way back to the main beach.  The swimmer was outside the swim area and was attempting to catch an inflatable toy that had blown away.  After being unsuccessful in catching the toy, the swimmer was tired and did not realize that he was swimming in the wrong direction to reach the beach.  The swimmer swam directly into Vessel 1, despite the Operator of Vessel 1 trying to signal to the swimmer.
  
  The swimmer began hanging onto the gunwale, at which time the Operator of Vessel 1 directed the swimmer to move to the stern of Vessel 1 where the gunwale was lower and the swimmer would have an easier time boarding Vessel 1.  The Operator of Vessel 1 then turned back to the console to make sure Vessel 1 was in neutral (it was), to turn the motor off, and to get a type IV PFD.  When the Operator of Vessel 1 turned back to the stern, the swimmer was trying to board Vessel 1 without any assistance.  The Operator of Vessel 1 asked the swimmer to stop trying to board, but the swimmer continued his efforts, getting halfway into Vessel 1 and extending his hand for assistance.  The Operator of Vessel 1 then took the swimmer's hand and pulled him aboard Vessel 1.
  
  After retrieving the inflatable toy, the Operator of Vessel 1 headed back to shore.  The Operator of Vessel 1 then looked at the swimmer and observed that he was bleeding. Upon further investigation it was discovered that the swimmer had what appeared to be minor lacerations on both legs and knees, and a deep cut on the bottom of his right foot, which appeared to require stitches.  The swimmer refused medical treatment, but did allow the Operator of Vessel 1 to bandage his injured foot.
  
  The swimmer admitted to having a prescription for Xanax and had consumed a beer before coming to the park.  The swimmer reported that he was feeling "very relaxed".
  
  Once ashore, emergency services responded to the scene.  The swimmer refused any additional treatment at this time.
  
  The swimmer is listed as an Occupant of Vessel 1 in this report, although he was not technically an Occupant of Vessel 1 until after the incident occured.
   