RedactedNarrative: On April 28, 2020 in Miami-Dade County at approximately 0920 hours in the Biscayne Bay just North of Bay Harbor Islands (East). A female swimmer was struck by a vessel and suffered injuries to the left leg from one of the vessel's propeller. 
  
  After conducting several interviews on scene with nearby witnesses, it was stated that they saw Victim wearing a wetsuit and had a fluorescent swim buoy attached to her body. Victim had been swimming approximately 50 – 100 feet from the seawall in a channel located north of East Bay Harbor Island and south of Bal Harbor, when a 40’ vessel (V-1) was transiting northbound, creating excessive wake in a well posted Slow Speed Minimum Wake zone. 
  
  	A good Samaritan who was on a paddle board assisted Victim to the seawall, and a second individual helped the injuredd swimmer on the seawall. They began to administer first aid until Emergency Medical Services arrived. Victim was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center where she was admitted for treatment. 
  
  Further investigation revealed that Victim suffered four (4) lacerations to her left leg, from the area located below the knee to her left foot. These lacerations are consistent with injuries caused by a vessel’s propeller. Additionally, Victim’s contact with the vessel caused two fractured metatarsals as well as a sustained nerve and tendon damage to her left foot.  ;
  
  