RedactedNarrative: I interviewed the occupants of the rented pontoon boat. All individuals had consumed alcohol. None of the occupants appeared intoxicated. The pontoon boat had been rented from Dukes Creek Marina.  I interviewed Operator. He admitted to consuming alcohol and had somewhat bloodshot eyes. I administered the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus and did not observe any clues. I then administered the Finger to Nose, Palm Pat and Hand Coordination Field Sobriety Tests (FSTs). Observance of clues was minimal and insufficient to determine intoxication. Sgt offered the PBT to operator but he declined. 
  
  Two people and victim were in the water swimming when the group decided to pull up anchor and return to the marina. Subject1 stated that she climbed on board but avoided the propeller area. Subject2 climbed onboard with no issue. The victim then climbed on and contacted the propeller. None of the participants would confirm whether the propeller was engaged or not. 
  
  At approximately 1100 on Sunday, July 07, 2019, I interviewed the victim, in her room at Mary Washington Hospital. She stated that after swimming she climbed on the boat and made contact with the propeller. She did not think the engine was in gear when she hit the propeller. She initially said she hit her foot on the propeller and that it hurt however it wasn't until she was onboard that she and the others observed the extent of her injury. The victim stated that she had consumed a small amount of alcohol during the course of the day (1000-1730).
  