RedactedNarrative: On September 23rd, Game Wardens responded to a boating accident at the Las Vegas Marina. We responded along with National Park Service (NPS) Ranger, who was on scene giving medical aid to the victim. A member of her party was on scene with her. He told me that they were tubing and her foot got caught in the propeller when they went back to get her. 
  
  I asked Subject to take us to the boat where the operator was putting the boat back in the slip and cleaning up. I asked Operator about the accident and he said that Victim''s foot got caught in the propeller when the boat was in reverse going back to Victim to get back on the boat. His story matched what Subject was saying. When I was speaking with Subject, I could smell alcohol and asked him if they had been drinking and he said no. Game Warden pulled Operator aside and began running SFST''s on Operator. Game Warden then had Operator give a PBT test after which Game Warden placed Operator under arrest for Operating under the Influence.
  
  Victim''s injuries were lacerations to her right ankle and right foot. According to NPS Ranger, the lacerations were deep enough to see bone. Victim was transported to Sunrise Hospital where she recieved stitches and was released the same day. On 9/27/2018, I contacted Victim via telephone to ask her accounts of the incident. She said that at the time of the accident, she was swimming and that her foot hit the propeller when she was getting onto the vessel. She did not use a swim ladder when reboarding the vessel she said. Victim was referred to an Orthopedic Surgeon and received a boot for when her stitches are removed. Victim is expecting a full recovery.
  