RedactedNarrative: On July 26, 2017 at around 20:36 a 23'' Moomba Mobius XLV was out from the Point Marina in the main channel of Douglas Lake in Jefferson County with 7 occupants. The vessel was running due to low batteries, but there was not an operator. 
  The occupants were in and out of the vessel swimming, sight-seeing, and listening to music. Subject is part owner in the vessel and was operating throughout the day but was in the water at the time of the incident. They stopped to swim and left the vessel running so that they could make it back to the marina. Three people were on the vessel. Victim wanted to use the bathroom before they returned to the Point Marina. She went to the swim deck to get in the water. She slipped and hit her head and fell into the water. 
  She ended up under the swim deck where the propeller and a leveling plate is located. She received two lacerations to her left leg and some muscle damage. The occupants loaded the boat and applied towels to the wounds and headed towards The Point Marina. Victim was transported to UT Medical Center. The vessel is registered to an individual out of Florida but has been under the ownership of two people for at least 2 years.
  Based off of Officers investigation it was determined that there was not an operator for the vessel at the time of the incident. When Victim slipped of the swim deck she received two lacerations to her left leg. One was approximately 15cm and the other was approximately 9cm. Victim received stitches and was released. Under the swim deck there is a leveling plate that has sharp edges and the propeller. The lacerations do not conform to a spinning prop, but could be from the prop or leveling plate.