RedactedNarrative: Victim #1 stated to the effect: I was attempting to jump a wave in the inlet. When we landed, we were all ejected, and the jet ski stopped running. I attempted to swim to my jet ski, but I wasn't able to catch it. 
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed Operator #1 was attempting to jump a wave in Absecon Inlet, which resulted in all three occupants being ejected from Vessel #1 into the water. Operator #1 had been utilizing the safety lanyard at the time of the ejection, and the jet ski's propulsion stopped as a result of the ejection, resulting in Vessel #1 becoming dead in the water. It should also be noted that all three occupants were wearing their life jackets at the time of the ejection. Operator #1 attempted to swim to Vessel #1, but due to the strong winds, current, and sea state in the inlet, he was unable to do so.
  
  Brigantine Fire Department and Police Department responded to the scene along with personnel from Coast Guard Station Atlantic City and Atlantic City Station Troopers. Victims #1 and #2 were retrieved from the water by Atlantic City Station Troopers and were transported to Atlantic City Marine Station where they were met and treated for hypothermia by members of Atlantic City EMS. Victims #1 and #2 were transported by EMS to Atlanticare Regional Medical Center for further evaluation and treatment. Vessel #1 was retrieved and towed to Coast Guard Station Atlantic City by Coast Guard personnel. Operator #1 sustained no injuries and refused medical treatment.
  
  The cause of this accident is due to Operator #1 attempting to jump waves in Absecon Inlet, resulting in the ejection of all three occupants. Operator #1 was issued a summons via mail for Careless Operation Information for this report was provided by the operator's statement, witness statements, victim statements, and damage observed to the vessels and/or other property.