RedactedNarrative: July 23, 2016 (Saturday)
  
  On this date, I was detailed to the intracoastal waterway in the area of marker 479 in Lower Township, Cape May County for a reported medical assist.  Specifically, it was reported that Victim had fallen and struck his head while cruising with his brother, in Vessel #1.
  
  Dispatch next reported that members of the United States Coast Guard removed Victim from his vessel, transported him to Peir #4 at USCG Station Cape May, from where he was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center by City of Cape May Fire/Rescue.
  
  I next met with (Operator #1), who had anchored Vessel #1 in the ICW just north of the Route 47 bridge in Wildwood, NJ.  Operator #1 stated that he was operating the vessel at the time of the incident.  Victim had been laying down on a port side couch, with his head towards the bow.  The vessel had just passed under the Middle Thorofare Bridge in Lower Township, heading northbound.  They hit a small wake.  The rise and fall of the vessel caused Victim's head to strike the granite counter top, next to which he was reclining.  
  
  I next spoke with Victim (Owner/Victim #1).  Owner/Victim #1 corroborated Operator #1's version of events.  He added that the emergency room staff at Cape Regional Medical Center closed the laceration with eight staples.
  
  The investigation revealed that Vessel #1 was traveling north in the ICW, and had just passed under the Middle Thorofare Bridge (County Route 621) in Lower Township, Cape May County, NJ.  Vessel #1 passed over a small wake.  The rise and fall of the vessel caused Owner/Victim #1 to strike the back of his head on a granite counter top, next to which he was reclining.  
  
  No vessels or objects were struck during this incident.