Investigation Revealed:   At the listed date and time, I was flagged down by several bystanders who were reporting that there was a child swimming in the Shark River Inlet.  Note,  this incident took place during the early stages of Hurricane Sandy when the waters of Shark River Inlet were already too rough for recreational use.  I responded to the Ocean Avenue Bridge and observed one subject on a Jet Ski and another subject swimming in the water near the Shark River Coast Guard Station.  As I began calling the incident to Southcom,  they were receiving phone calls at the same time and had already dispatched the First Aid Squad  and Water rescue Teams.  After relaying the proper location of the subjects,  multiple Police, First Aid and water Rescue units flooded the area.  The subject in the water was eventually pulled out of the water o to the Coast Guard docks by Chief.  He is listed as injured #1. Injured  1 stated that the person on the Jet Ski was his father.  He was then escorted to  an awaiting ambulance to receive first aid for a head injury that he sustained, sometime during his time in the water.  A few moments later operator # 1 was able to pull the jet ski up to the previously mentioned floating dock.  He Stated that he thought it would be fun to take his son jet skiing during the storm.  he stated that when they got to the mouth of Shark River inlet, he did not expect the water to be quite as rough as it was, and they were overtaken by a wave which knocked the son off the ski. 

Complaints were signed against  operator  #1  for 2C:3-12 (disorderly conduct - creating a hazardous r hysically dangerous condition by any act that serves no legitimate pupose of the actor.) and 2C:33-12  Maintaining a Nuisance.
 
This accident was not investigated as an accident. The information is there fore incomplete.
Avon By The Sea               