RedactedNarrative: On 07/10/2016 (Sunday), Tpr and I were on patrol in marked vessel 2220, in Ocean City, Cape May County, New Jersey.  We were advised by a passing Ocean City Police Department, patrol vessel that a PWC accident had just occurred in the area of Corsons Inlet.  All of the involved persons were past the surf line and on the beach interacting with Ocean City Police and Fire Department personnel.  One of the members of the group was able to relay the above PWC out to my location.  He advised no one witnessed the incident, and only realized there was an accident when they observed Operator #1 floating in the water unconscious.  A check of Vessel #1 did not reveal any indicators of impacting any other objects.  
  
       Operator #1 stated: "I don't remember too much of the accident.  I think I hit a wave and fell off of the jet ski, into the water."
  
       Investigation revealed that the above vessel was in the Atlantic Ocean, in the area of Corsons Inlet, in Ocean City, Cape May County, New Jersey.  During this time, Vessel #1 traveled over a wave and left the surface of the water.  Following this, Operator #1 lost control of the vessel as it re-entered the water.  The force of this action, caused the Operator's head (face, left side) to impacted the handle bars of the PWC.  Operator #1 then lost consciousness and fell from the PWC into the water.  Also in the area was Operators brother who swam her to shore and assisted in getting medical assistance for her.  Land based units from Ocean City Police Department, Ocean City Fire Department, and Ocean City EMS responded to the scene and provided treatment.  Operator #1 was transported to Ocean City Air Port and turned over to PENN STAR, whom air lifter her to Atlantic Care Medical Center,  City Division (AC) Trauma Unit for additional treatment.  When I met with Operator #1 she was in stable condition and conscious.  The staff advised she sustained a concussion, had broken several bones in her face, and had a laceration to her right ear that was closed with sutures.
  