Things went wrong for a pair of skydivers in South Jersey Friday night.
Two seperate jumpers were hurt after their chutes became entangled in some trees around 8:30 in Williamstown.
It all happened at Freefall Adventures -- the same skydiving facility where a Delaware County mayor fell to his death about three months ago.
The men landed at 222 Hewitt Street -- a couple hundred feet from the airstrip. After crashing into the trees they had a rough landing on the ground, cops said.
The men were experienced jumpers, the owner of Freefall Adventures said.
They were medevaced to Cooper Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
It wasn't clear why the men were jumping so late in the day.
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