RedactedNarrative: On July 8, 2015, at 1845 hours, I, RFC was contacted by RFC in reference to a boating incident on Jackson Lake.  Subject informed me that RFC was in route to the scene.  I spoke with RFC by telephone and he said the victim and vessel occupants were at the City of Jackson Fire Department.  
  
  I arrived at the City of Jackson Fire Department at approximately 1930 hours.  I immediately met the driver of the vessel.  Operator said the victim was trying to get back into the boat when the propeller hit his leg.  Operator said he put the boat and neutral and thinks when he turned around he must have bumped the vessel back into reverse.  I performed the BUI Interview on Operator but found that Operator was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.  
  
  Next, I collected witness statements from all the occupants (7 including the victim) that were on the vessel.  
  
  I proceeded to Lloyd Shoals Park to meet RFC and photograph the vessel.  While photographing noticed there was no visible physical evidence inside the vessel.  When the vessel was trailered there was no visible physical evidence on the propeller or motor of the vessel.  
  
  Next, RFC and I proceeded to Macon Medical Center to interview the victim and obtain the appropriate medical information.  Victim said he was swimming toward the vessel and when he was within a “couple” of feet of the vessel he realized the vessel was in reverse but it was too late and the propeller struck him on the leg.  (See video and photographs)
  
  It is my opinion based on the investigation and witness statements that on July 8, 2015, Victim and another person were tubing on Jackson Lake near “Big Water” when Victim fell off of the tube.  According to occupant statements Operator, approached Victim and put the vessel into neutral.  Operator thinks his hip moved or bumped the throttle into reverse.  Therefore, when Victim was at the stern of the vessel his left leg was struck by the propeller.  Victim was assisted into the vessel by the male occupants and proceeded to the Lloyd Shoals boat ramp.  a fisherman at the park, rendered first aid to Victim and told them they needed to call 911 or go to the hospital.  Subject drove Victim and the other occupants to the City of Jackson Fire Department.  Due to Victim’s injuries he was transported to Macon Medical Center where he was treated for lacerations and contusions to his left leg.