RedactedNarrative: Vessel was placed into neutral and drifting towards the beach. Passenger jumped off the bow of the vessel and swam around towards the stern. Passenger attempted to climb back into the vessel using a ladder at the stern and waves kept pushing her into the propellers. 
  
  Officer and I followed Victim into the hospital and asked her about what happened. Victim explained that she had jumped off the bow of the vessel (FL3521SR) to swim in the water. Victim then described that she swam around to the stern of the vessel in order to use the ladder to climb back in. When she tried to swim to the ladder Victim explained the waves kept pushing her towards the propeller where she felt it hitting her hand, leg, and foot. 
  
  Victim said that she was eventually able to climb back into the boat where the other occupants on board wrapped her cuts up with towels, and they headed into South Seas Resort for help. Officer asked Victim if the boat was still in gear and moving at the time she was struck? Victim explained that the boat was still moving forward but the motors were not moving, indicating that the vessel was in neutral. 
  
  She received lacerations on her right shin as well as outside the pinky toe on the right foot. Additionally she had a laceration on her left hand. She was stable when she arrived at the hospital and was not bleeding out. See attached photos of injuries.
  