DRIVER ALONG WITH 2 PASSENGERS ABOARD A SEADOO JETSKI LEFT DOG LEG COVE AND HEADED TOWARDS HOLE-IN-WALL ISLAND. WATER CONDITIONS WERE CHOPPY DUE TO NUMEROUS BOAT TRAFFIC. THE JETSKI STRUCK A LARGE WAVE AT OVER 40 MPH WHICH EJECTED ALL 3 OCCUPANTS INTO THE WATER. THE DRIVER CONTACTED THE HANDLEBARS BEFORE HITTING THE WATER. THE MIDDLE PASSENGER'S HEAD HIT THE DRIVER'S HEAD AND THEN STRUCK THE WATER WITH A HARD IMPACT. THE BACK PASSENGER HAD A CONTUSION AND CUT ON HIS HEAD BUT REFUSED TREATMENT. THE DRIVER WAS TREATED AND RELEASED. THE MIDDLE PASSENGER HAD THE MOST SEVERE INJURIES AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO VANDERBILT ER. (THE REAR PASSENGER HAD A MINOR CUT ON HIS HEAD AND A BRUISED SPOT BUT HE REFUSED TREATMENT.) THE VESSEL WAS TRAVELING AT EXCESSIVE SPEED FOR THE CONDITIONS AT HAND.
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