RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated "We were coming in Roundabout Creek. When we came to the first bend I guess I was still going too fast and had to make a harder turn than I expected. I guess Victim was off balance or not holding on and she flew overboard and was hit by the prop"
  Statements of the other occupants concur with that of operator #1.
  
  Victim #1 had been transported for medical treatment prior to my arrival.
  
       Investigation at the scene and statements revealed that vessel #1 was entering the Roundabout Creek from the Mullica River. As vessel #1 entered the first bend, which is nearly a 180 degree direction change, operator #1 reportedly failed to slow to a speed that would allow the vessel to safely negotiate the bend. Due to the speed of the vessel, operator #1 made a forcible turn which cause victim #1, who was seated in a bow seating area, to be ejected over the port side. 
  
       After victim #1 was ejected, the turning of the vessel caused the outboard motor and propeller to strike her on both legs. She was recovered from the water by the passengers on vessel #1 and returned to the residence of the operator. 
  
       Little Egg Harbor Twp. Police Officers arrived at the residence and began first aid. Tourniquets were applied to both of victim #1's legs. She suffered a partial amputation to her left leg and lacerations to her right leg. Due to the severity of the injuries, victim #1 was transported by LEHT BLS to a landing zone in Mystic Island and flown to Cooper Hospital in Camden, NJ by NorthStar Helo.
  
       I was later advised that she was listed in Critical/ Stable condition.
  
  