RedactedNarrative: On 08/13/21 at approximately 1145 hours, V-1 was cruising about 1/4 mile offshore of Shell Island in the Gulf of Mexico.  V-1 was about 4 miles east of the Panama City Pass.  While looking at dolphins and other wildlife, one of the swimmers jumped off the front starboard side of the vessel.  
  
  The vessel was cruising at approximately 5 mph.  The vessel's propeller struck the swimmer on the left leg below the knee resulting in 3 lacerations.  V-1 turned around and picked up the swimmer.  The captain called for help on the VHF Radio.
  
  V-2 arrived on scene a few minutes later.  The injured swimmer was transferred to their vessel because the vessel was larger and much faster than V-1.  The captain of V-2 brought the injured swimmer and her daughter back to the dock.
  
  EMS arrived and the injured swimmer was transported to Bay Medical Center, where she received treatment for her wounds.  See attached detailed narrative for further information.  
  
  VICTIM was struck with the propeller from an outboard engine on her left lower leg.  She sustained 3 lacerations on her left leg below the knee.  The largest laceration was approximately 5 inches long and over an inch deep.  She also had 3 bone fractures on her left fibula.  The fractures coincided with the lacerations locations.   The photographs of her injuries are attached to this report.