RedactedNarrative: On Tuesday April 27, 2021 at approximately 2122 hours I, Game Warden (GW), received a phone call from the Georgia State Patrol radio room about a boat fire at Port Royale Marina in Forsyth county. I arrived on scene at about 2220 hours. Forsyth County Fire and Forsyth County Fire Investigation Unit were on scene as well as an Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger. 
  
  There was a total of four passengers on the boat. The operator had filled up the boat with fuel at the dock and proceeded to push the boat away from the dock. Once the boat was away from the dock, Operator turned the ignition on the boat and that is when the fuel vapors ignited. The victim was sitting in the back of the boat on the port side when the vapors ignited, the other two passengers were sitting at the bow of the boat. Victim’s clothing and hair caught on fire. Victim jumped into the water to extinguish the fire on her person. By the time I arrived on scene she was already being transported to Grady Hospital Burn Unit to treat the burns resulting from the flash fire. No other passengers were injured during the incident. Forsyth County Fire Investigation Unit determined that the fire was a result of the blower not being on for the required amount of time to diminish the fuel vapors after fueling a boat. Victim was discharged from the hospital in less than twenty-four hours. Nothing further. 
  
  Forsyth County Fire Investigation case number: 2021-04-0005
  