RedactedNarrative: On 08/11/2017 at approximately 1720 hours, Miami regional dispatch received a call that a vessel was heading to Venture Out Marina in Cudjoe Key Florida with a female occupant on board who was struck by the propeller of the vessel. 
  
  Emergency Medical Services, FWC, and MCSO responded to Venture Out Marina to meet the vessel. Once the victim arrived at the marina, the victim was immediately placed in an ambulance for medical treatment to her injuries which included a severe laceration to the inside of the right leg near the groin. The victim was later transported to Lower Keys Medical Center where she was pronounced dead at 1901 hours. The next of kin notification was made in person.  There was no alcohol/drug impairment related to this accident. 
  
  On August 11, 2017 at approximately 1715 hours Operator was operating a personally owned 31’ Boston Whaler cabin motorboat with 5 other occupants on board approximately ½ mile south of Lois Key in Monroe County, Florida. The vessel was in forward gear at idle speed while the occupants were looking into the water for lobster when Subject1 exclaimed he saw lobster from the bow of the vessel. Subject1 grabbed his snorkeling gear and jumped in the water from the port side mid ship and began swimming away from the vessel looking for the lobster. 
  
  Two people were at the stern of the vessel behind Operator and began putting on their snorkeling gear as well. Operator maintained eyes on Subject1 and put the vessel in reverse gear at idle speed to get closer to Subject1. As Subject1 was swimming away from the port side mid-ship of the vessel and the vessel was at idle speed in reverse, Victim exited the vessel off of the starboard stern and into the vessels path of travel. The propellers hit Victim causing several lacerations to the right side of her body including a laceration near the groin severing her femoral artery. 
  
  Victim died as a result of multiple sharp force injuries (propeller) in a manner of death determined to be an accident. The below information is specific to the sharp force injuries sustained. A 4 ½ inch area of red abrasions is on the right flank. A 6 ½ inch incised wound is in the right side of the lower aspect of the abdomen. A 6 inch incised wound is in the right side of the lower aspect of the abdomen. A 7 inch incised wound with a 2 inch abrasion tail is in the right thigh. The right femoral artery is transected and the vein is injured. A segment of the right iliac crest is avulsed. A 3 inch linear red abrasion is in the left thigh. A 5 ½ X 6 inch area of 4 red abrasions is in the right side of the upper aspect of the back. An area of reddish discoloration with multiple superficial red abrasions is in the lateral aspect of the right side of the lower chest. A 5 inch incised wound is in the right side of the midback. A 3 ½ inch incised wound is in the right triceps. A 2 ¼ X 1 inch red abrasion is in the right elbow. A 2 ¾ inch curvilinear red abrasion is also in the right elbow. A 2 inch incised wound is in the dorsal aspect of the right forearm. A 2 inch linear red abrasion is in the dorsal aspect of the right forearm. A 1 ½ inch incised wound is also in the dorsal aspect of the right forearm. Faint brown bruises are seen throughout the ventral aspect of the left lower extremity.
  