Overview
- Slough is recovering in a Miami ICU after a four-hour operation to repair a fractured pelvis, broken legs and severe lower-body lacerations that are too deep to stitch
- Bahamian authorities intensified their search for the speedboat crew accused of speeding within a 200-foot no-boat zone and failing to render aid
- After initial treatment on Exuma and in Nassau, Slough was airlifted to Miami on July 1 for emergency surgery and specialized post-operative care
- A GoFundMe campaign has raised nearly $67,000 of an $80,000 goal to help cover his mounting medical expenses
- The incident has prompted calls for stricter enforcement of maritime safety regulations and improved emergency response capabilities in the Bahamas