RedactedNarrative: I Officer, Officer, and Lieutenant of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission were on state water patrol in Monroe County, Florida. We received a call from our dispatch center of a pregnant woman who was injured while swimming from a boat near Molasses Reef. 
   
  The Victim was standing on top of a tri-hauled sail boat that was anchored up when the boom struck her in the head and caused her to fall in the water. Her boyfriend then jumped into the water and helped her back into the boat. 
   
  Once Victim was back in the boat she was very confused and could not remember what had just happened to her so that is when Boyfriend decided to call for help.  Lt. was first to arrive on scene and helped transport Victim to Homeowners Park in Key Largo, Florida where EMS was waiting to transport her to Mariners Hospital in Tavernier, Florida. 
   
  Upon arrival at the Mariners Hospital, the doctors there decided to fly her Ryder Trauma Center in Miami, Florida as a precaution due to the fact that she was pregnant. I spoke with Victim's Boyfriend on the phone today (4/28/2016) to check and see how Victim was doing and he stated that she was doing just fine. 
   
  The CAT scan and ultrasound done on the baby both came negative of any injures and that she would be released from the hospital in 24-48 hours. Both she and the baby are expected to make a full recovery. Boyfriend also stated that the boom was not secured well enough and with the water being pretty choppy and the wind being steady the boom was swaying side to side and that is when Victim was hit in the head. No further action is taken at this time.   
   
  