RedactedNarrative: On the above date at 1605, Ssgt and I responded to Corson's Inlet in reference to a serious PWC accident. While en-route it was learned that two people were ejected into the water, with one of the occupants being severely injured and not responsive and CPR in progress. 
  
  Upon arrival, it was learned that both the operator and passenger were taken to Shore Memorial Hospital in Somer's Point by Ocean City EMS for further evaluation. The PWC that was involved in the accident was left on scene located approximately 15 feet on the Ocean City side of Corson's Inlet Beach. 
  
  Operator 1 : Did not issue a statement (Deceased). 
  
  Passenger : Stated that they were heading out of Corson's Inlet, when operator decided to turn around due to the rough conditions. While turning around a big wave hit us, knocking both of us off and overturning the jet-ski. We were able to upright the jet-ski but unable to get back on it. We then started to swim to the shore with the ski when Operator all of a sudden began feeling chest pains. Once on shore, Operator collapsed and was unresponsive. 
  
  Investigation revealed : Vl was traveling East bound through Corson's Inlet, Ocean City Cape May County. While operating Vl through the Inlet, Operator 1 decided to turn around (port side) and head back in due to the sea conditions. While attempting same a wave capsized Vl, ejecting both the operator and passenger into the water. Both occupants were able to upright Vl, but were unable to get back on same. At this time both occupants decided to swim Vl to shore. While swimming, Operator 1 started to complain of chest pains which lead to him passing out. Passenger was able to get Operator 1 back to land where they were met by a good Samaritan who then started performing CPR on Operator 1 until Ocean City EMS arrived. Once Ocean City EMS arrived they took over and provided basic life support. 
  
  Both Operator and Passenger were taken to Shore Memorial Hospital by Ocean City EMS. It was later learned that Operator 1 had succumb to his injuries. He was pronounced at 1700 hours. Passenger 1 did not sustain any injuries. Det. from NJSP Crime Scene Investigation Unit also responded to the scene to process same. 
  
  Vessel 1 was removed from the beach and towed back to the Corson's Inlet ramp. It was observed that Vl sustained damage to the engine due to it flooding. No other damage was observed. Vl was then placed on owners trailer. Passenger took possession of owners vehicle, and vessel to transport same to owners residence. Next of Kin was notified and granted permission to allow passenger to do same.
  