RedactedNarrative: Swimmer's trunks tangled in vessel propellor and held underwater until unconscious.
  
  After I interviewed all persons who remained on board the vessel, and speaking with Ofc. who interviewed Subject1 and Victim, the events of Victim' injuries occurred as follows.
  
  1- The vessel was operated by Operator for all events. The vessel was idling around while searching and scouting for spiny  lobster holes and habitats.
  2- Subject2 and Victim were standing on the swim platforms waiting to jump in the water.
  3- Operator drove over and identified the "lobster hole" they were searching for. Operator placed the vessel into idle and then into reverse to stop the forward momentum of the vessel.
  4- Operator then placed the vessel in neutral and instructed Victim and Subject2 to jump into the water. Both men were expected to jump to either side of the boat.
  5- Subject2 jumped off to the port side of the boat and Victim jumped directly off the stern behind the boat. 
  6- The boat's momentum and drift in reverse ended up over top of Victim. Victim' shorts then got caught in the propeller of the boat.
  7- Victim was held at eye level in  the water by  his tangled shorts and was unable to breathe. 
  8- During Victim' struggle to free himself from the propellor, Victim cut his right thigh on the propeller.
  9- Victim was unsuccessful freeing himself from the vessel and became unconscious. 
  10- Subject2 and Operator then cut the shorts of Victim freeing him from the propeller. 
  11- Subject2 and Operator then pulled Victim back onto the boat and began CPR. Subject contacted 911 and USCG. 
  12- Victim responded to the CPR, coughed up water and began breathing again. 
  13- USCG, 911, and FWC were notified. USCG was first on scene and transported Victim to Island Fish Company  to meet EMS and FWC Ofcs.
  14- Victim was transported to Fisherman's Hospital by EMS.
  15- Victim was observed by medical staff due to his near drowning and was given stitches for his lacerations.
  