RedactedNarrative: On 7/4/19 at approximately 1334 I received a call via radio from the Sierra County Regional Dispatch Authority in reference to female who had several prop cuts and was bleeding severely.  Superintendent and I launched the patrol boat and located the vessel (a 1988 Larson bearing NM7048EE ) on the east side of the lake, at approximately 1352 hours, on shore and made contact with a Victim who had towels wrapped around her upper right thighs and life jackets being used as compression for the wounds. 
  
  I saw a very large Laceration to her left calf that had minimal bleeding and another laceration to her left arm.  Victim was sitting on the shore line and Superintendent and her husband later identified as a Operator carried her to our vessel where we loaded her through the dive door opening. Victim was then transported to the Courtesy docks where EMS personnel from Sierra Vista Hospital were standing by. We assisted EMS in loading Victim on to the stretcher. I then Made contact with Operator who had followed us across the lake in his Vessel and asked him what had happened . 
  
  Operator stated he was operating the vessel and they were approaching the shoreline to beach the vessel when his wife stood up and jumped off the vessel from the bow of the boat. Operator Continued that he immediately put the boat in reverse, but it was too late, and he felt the prop strike her.  I then allowed Operator to go be with his wife in the ambulance. 
  
  EMS personnel transported Victim to a LZ location, and she was airlifter to University Medical Center in El Paso Texas for treatment. The vessel and trailer were left at the park, so we loaded the vessel and took it to the maintenance yard for storage after asking Operator if that was ok with him. On 7/5/19 at approximately 1436 hours I contacted Operator who stated that his wife was doing ok and had some surgery completed. He stated that all cuts were to muscles and fatty tissue area’s and that no artery or veins were cut. 
  
  Operator also stated he was going to have someone swing by and retrieve his vessel later in the day which they did.  On 7/6/19 at approximately 1417 hours I Contacted Operator to do some follow up and check on Victim’s recovery and I was able to speak with her. 
  
  Victim went through the chain of events with me as follows they were approaching the shoreline slowing down to park she stated she jumped off of the bow of the boat to the left side but when she hit the water it felt like there was a current and it pushed her back towards the vessel. She continued that she hit her head on the hull of the boat and she knew the prop was coming and threw her arm up to protect her face. At that time she said it struck her arm then leg and calf and she continued that she ended up coming out the right back of the vessel. She stated that she was in pain but doing well. She also stated that her husband jumped into the water and got her to shore and they called 911 and followed the operator’s instruction on administering first aid. 
  
  I asked Operator if he could go over the injuries with me and he stated that there were three smaller scrapes on the right side of her head, a laceration to the left inner arm and a large laceration to the thigh on the right front. On the back side he described three lacerations to the thigh area on the right side another laceration to the left thigh and a laceration to the right calf. The scene was cleared at approximately 1736 hours. 
  
  