RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect of:  We were heading north in the area in the bay when we were on a close hail tac.  The wind picked up and caused the bow to fork.  Everyone went into the water.
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed:  Vessel #1 was heading north in the Barnegat Bay in the area of Harvey Cedars.  Operator #1 was on a close hail tac with all occupants on the windward side.  As the wind picked up the bow of the vessel pitchpoled causing the vessel to capsize.  All occupants were thrown from the vessel.  All occupants were able to hold onto the vessel.  A good samaritan was able to remove two of the victims out of the water. Officer1, Officer2, and the USCG Barnegat Light arrived on scene.  Operator #1 was still in the water and was able to right the vessel.  Due to the wind and current the vessel had blown away from operator.  The undersigned was able to pull Operator #1 out of the water and onto vessel 2219. Operator #1 sustained a laceration to the left forearm.  The undersigned administered first aid and was able to bandage the wound.  The undersigned transported all occupants and the vessel to Harvey Cedar's Marina.  Operator #1 advised he was going to drive himself to the hospital.  All occupants were wearing PFD's.
  
  Vessel #1 sustained no damage.
  Victim #1 sustained a laceration to the left forearm requiring five stitches.
  Victim #2 sustained a contusion and minor laceration on his right foot.
  Occupant #1 was uninjured
  