V1 was headed WB through Jupiter Inet when a wave broke over the stern of the vessel, swamping it subsequently causing it to list. Two subjects went overboard and were recovered without injury within 5 minutes. VICTIM 1 was transported to Jupiter Medical Center as a precaution, but was released with no injuries. 
On Tuesday, March 21, 2023, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), responded to Jupiter, FL, in reference to a single vessel accident, which occurred at the Jupiter Inlet. 
Upon arrival, contact was made by vessel owner and operator. Per OP1, when headed WB through the Jupiter Inlet, a large wave (which he advised was 15 feet in height) overtook their vessel from the stern, resulting in it becoming swamped. Subsequently, the vessel began to list, at which time occupants PAX 1 and VICTIM 1 were ejected from the vessel.
Per operator, OP1, all subjects onboard the vessel were wearing life jackets. Upon realizing that two subjects were overboard, OP1 then threw a Type IV throwable to the subjects, prior to recovering them into their vessel a short time later. The estimated time that the subjects were in the water is five minutes. 
After recovery from the water, subject VICTIM 1 was transported to Jupiter Medical Center as a precaution, due to him swallowing water. While there, no injuries were noted and he was released a short time later. 
Per operator OP1, all subjects were wearing life jackets at the time of the incident and both subjects that went into the water could swim. No damage was sustained to Mr. OP1's vessel during this incident. 
After recovery from the water, subject VICTIM 1 was transported to Jupiter Medical Center as a precaution, due to him swallowing water. While there, no injuries were noted and he was released a short time later.
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