RedactedNarrative: Victim #1 stated to the effect:  I had water and antifreeze in my gas tank and I needed it drained.  I came to the boat this morning, and then went to the Home Depot in Absecon.  I purchased a pump and returned to the boat.  I opened the engine compartment and opened an access point to the gas tank.  I plugged the pump into an extension cord, and plugged the extension cord into the boat.  I turned the blower fan on and then the transfer pump.  I then began transferring the fuel to five gallon gas cans.  I had transferred about twenty gallons before the fire started.  I placed two five gallon gas cans on the dock, and the other two were still on the boat.  I don't know what happened, but everything was on fire.  I got up, took off my shirt that was on fire and jumped in the water.
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed vessel #1 was docked at Farley State Marina in slip located at Atlantic City, NJ.  Victim #1 was transferring fuel out of his fuel tank into five gallon gas cans.  While in the process of transferring the fuel out of the tank, a fire ignited on the vessel.  The fire consumed the cabin and deck area causing major damage to the transom, gunwales, helm and cabin.  Victim #1 was in the cabin area at the time of the fire causing his clothing to catch fire.  Victim #1 was able to get off the vessel and jump into the water to extinguish himself.  He then proceeded onto the dock and was able to call for help.  Atlantic City EMS arrived on scene and transported victim #1 to Atlantic City Medical Center (ACMC) located in Atlantic City for further evaluation.  Sgt. proceeded to ACMC to speak with the victim and to check on his status.  Sgt. was able to get victim #1's statement (noted above).  Victim #1 sustained burns to 60% of his body, specifically his legs and torso.  Due to the extent of his injuries, victim #1 was then flown to Jefferson University Hospital located in Philadelphia, PA to be treated.
  
  Atlantic City Fire Department and United States Coast Guard were on scene and put the vessel fire out.  Detective from NJSP Crime Scene Investigation Unit arrived and processed the scene.  Atlantic City Fire Marshall and Arson Investigator, Captain, was also on scene and determined the fire to be accidental.
  
  Sea Tow arrived on scene and transported the vessel after our investigation was complete.  They removed the vessel to their docks.
  
  Investigation at on scene also revealed the vessel fire damaged the vessel docked in slip.  This vessel is described as a 31' cabin Chaparral bearing New Jersey registration.  It sustained moderate heat damage to it's starboard sideThere were also vessels docked in slips.  No damage was observed to these vessels from the vessel fire.  It should be noted that two slips were not being utilized and empty at the time.
  
  No other injuries were reported and no witnesses were on scene.