RedactedNarrative: On October 15, 2017 at approximately 4:00PM a vessel was being operated in the Gulf of Mexico when a large wave caused the vessel to roll to its starboard side causing three of the occupants on the vessel to fall overboard.  One subject sustained minor injuries and received treatment at a nearby hospital. 
  Victim suffered a laceration, measuring approximately 6 inches, to the front side of her right leg above her ankle, a laceration to the back of her right upper arm, measuring approximately 5 inches, abrasions to her the upper right side of her back, and an abrasion to the back of her right upper thigh/hip area. Victim suffered these injuries when she was thrown out of a vessel while it was underway.  It is unknown what on the vessel caused these injuries.  Victim was taken to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center by ambulance where her injuries were treated.  Victim did not receive stiches, received antibiotics for lacerations, and was released from the hospital.   
  
  Victim suffered lacerations to the back of her right upper arm, on the right side of her back (near shoulder blade, to her upper right thigh (buttocks), and above the frontside of her right ankle. Victim received treatment at Fort Walton Beach Medical Center and was released.
  