RedactedNarrative: On 7/25/20 at approximately 1742 hours I responded to investigate a reported boating related injury. Upon contact with the involved party I interviewed the vessel operator and she told me that one of the vessel occupants became entangled in a ski rope while the vessel was stopped and the occupants were relaxing and swimming behind her boat. 
  
  The vessel was stopped and not making way with both inboard jet pump engines at idle. Operator said that the poly-pro ski rope had become entangled in the pump suction and was being drawn in towards the boat. 
  
  The victim had her right foot and two middle toes entangled in the rope while she was trying to re-board the vessel with the aft swim platform steps. the force of the retracting rope pinned her right foot and lower leg against the back of her leg and essentially immobilized her against the ladder/platform. 
  
  Within several seconds she felt a stinging pain, and a popping sensation in her right toes area and was then released from the retracting ski rope. Operator immediately cut the engines off during the 10 second casualty and then rendered first aid to with the help of the 3 other passengers. 
  
  A quick triage of the wound area revealed that the victim had both the 3rd and 4th metatarsal toes nearly popped off completely. a small flap of skin under the toes remained attached on both toes. 
  
  Victim reported she was surprised at how little blood there was and that the pain was intense but manageable. The boat occupants were able to free the ski line from the pump impeller and transport the victim fairly rapidly to the nearby North Landing River Campground where Virginia Beach Fire, Police, and EMS were waiting.
  