On the above date and time, I responded to a possible boat accident on Lake Michigan at the Calumet Harbor Brake wall. Upon arrival to this location, I was advised that in fact it was a boater who had ran out of fuel and his jet ski had been pushed onto the wall by waves. 

I was further advised that the passenger of the jet-ski had jumped off near shore and made it back to shore without any problems. Upon further investigation of the incident, I was advised the US Coast Guard had removed the victim from the wall, but left his jet-ski on the rocks, do to high waves. 

The boat operator was transported to the Hospital in Chicago, IL where his core temperature had dropped to 94 degrees. In speaking to the attending physician,  he advised me there were not injuries other then his core temperature having dropped. 

The Coast Guard advised they were going to contact a salvage company to pull the boat from the rocks. They further advised there was very little damage to the jet ski at this time.
Hammond                       