RedactedNarrative: Operalor#1 stated: I was fueling the boat up al Twin Lights Marina. While fueling I looked up and saw a huge wave about to hit the boat. I yelled to my wife to hold on before the wave hit us. The wave was caused by a Vessel heading outbound. The vessel was 25-28ft In length and had "Oh Hayyy" written on The side.
  
  Victim #1 stated In effect: I believe the time was about 2:45pm when we pulled up to Twin Lights Marina lo fuel up the boat. My husband stayed behind the chair next to where the fuel tank Is located on the boat while I was at the bow tying off the line from Twin Lights Marina. When I had finished tying off the line I proceeded to sit on the middle of boat and view the river from the Highlands bridge and the boat craft moving towards to the bay. I noticed a pleasure boat maybe 22-24', blue top, white sides with royal blue text with the name "Oh Heyy" going directly parallel by us heading North. I did not notice any other boats  behind them. A while male, dark hair was driving from what I discerned from the marina bulkhead. I had turned my view back to the bulkhead to see If the attendants at Twin Lights were done pumping the fuel. Within seconds I heard my husband yell "hold on, wake" and split seconds later as I held fast to the bow railing, I felt and saw the first of 3 waves hit the boat. Upon The first wave my legs were taken out from under me and when I came down, fell onto my right leg and right arm & elbow. I was bleeding from a cut/puncture alongside my shin. In closing I would like to mention how extremely shaken I was by this event and my recovery Is ongoing at home. This has Impacted my dally living and shouldn’t happen to anyone.
  
  Investigation revealed: At approximately 1524 local lime Tpr. and I received a cell from NJSP Operational Dispatch In reference to a vessel accident. We were advised the reporting party wanted to speak with us at their dock located at Monmouth Salling Club, Upon arrival I observed a white female later identified sitting In the stern of The vessel and she appeared to be In pain. I observed a small laceration on her shin and Victim further staled her ribs and right elbow was severely bruised. Victim further stated while she and her husband were fueling their vessel at Twin Lights Marina, a vessel heading Northbound at a high rate of speed waked them out. Victim continued to state the wake from the outbound vessel caused her to go airborne which resulted In an Injury. Victim provided the following description, 22-24', blue lop, while sides with royal blue text with the name "Oh Hayy". The vessel did not stop and no damage was observed to the vessel and both occupants refused any further medical treatment. lt should be noted while making attempts to locate the vessel involved, investigation further revealed multiple vessels In the area with the same name and description. I contacted Twin Lights Marina In efforts to obtain video surveillance footage of the event. Any further leads Will be documented in a supplemental report.