RedactedNarrative: On 06/26/2021 Five people were out on Tims Ford Lake in a rental pontoon boat from Tims Ford Marina. Subject1 had been operating the vessel all day. Subject1 was towing Subject2 on a tube until she fell off. Subject1 jumped in the water and swam out to Subject2 because she was scared and crying. 
  
  Subject1 was too tired to swim back to the vessel with Subject2. Subject1 asked Operator if she would operate the boat and come pick him and Subject2 up. Operator had not operated the vessel all day. Operator operated the vessel over to were Subject1 and Subject2 were. While Subject1 and Subject2 were getting back on the vessel Subject2s leg got cut by the propeller. 
  
  Subject1 called 911 and operated the vessel to Lakeview Marina. Subject2 was life flighted from Tims Ford State Park to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. Subject2 had 2 deep lacerations to her left leg, but these injuries did not result in fatality. 
  
  	The operator was interviewed by Officers and they observed no indicators of impairment.  According to Operators statement, she had one Mike’s Hard Lemonade. The investigating officers at the incident only found one empty Mike’s Hard Lemonade which was a confirmation of Operators statement. 
  
  Operator consented to a blood draw, but Vanderbilt would not draw blood from Operator because she was not a patient. Officer spoke with Assistant District Attorney about a blood draw from Operator but ADA believed it unnecessary to pursue a blood draw.  This accident happened at or around 2:00 p.m. on Tims Ford Reservoir.
  