RedactedNarrative: Man falls from a sailboat in the trout river and injured by the propeller.
  
  On May 16, 2020 at approximately 0530 hours, I was dispatched to a boating accident that occurred in the trout river. I arrived on the scene inquiring about the boating accident and the person that was injured. I was told by fire rescue that the person injured was transported to Shands Hospital. I was told that the person injured had to be extracted from the propeller of the sailboat and sustained serious injuries to the shin of his leg. 
  
  I was informed fire rescue had to tie a rope around the victim's body and secure him with a life vest to keep his head above water. They said the subject had fallen into the water, possibly from being intoxicated. 
  
  They said that his pants and leg got sucked into the propeller and it took them a long time to extract him. I spoke with the owner and the occupant and they said, while they were underway, Victim was drunk and fell or jumped into the water. Subject said that he drove the boat to go and retrieve him from the water, and when he got to him, he tried to pull him up from the water from the starboard side of the boat but he was resistant. 
  
  Subject said he was holding onto his hand trying to pull him from the water as he was drifting back to the stern of the boat. Both Subject and Subject2 said that when Victim drifted back to the stern of the boat, he was sucked under the water.
  
  They said they put the boat in neutral and lunched the dinghy to rescue him, but were unable to get him extracted from the propeller. They said they secured a life vest on him and were able to keep his head above water until JFRD arrived. Subject2 called JFRD about 0419 hours for help. He said JFRD arrived on the scene and were able to extract Victim from the propeller and the water.
  
  I observed a laceration to Victim's lower left shin which was deep enough to expose the bone. The shape of the laceration on Victim's leg was consistent with the shape made by a cut from a boat motor propeller. There were no other visible injuries on Victim's body, however, he also stated that he had pain in his back from when the fire fighters had to extricate him from the boat motor.
  