RECEIVED A CALL FROM THE COAST GUARD ON JULY 10, 2009 REGARDING A BOAT WASHED UP ON ONSLOW BEACH WHICH IS ON THE CAMP LEJEUNE MARINE CORPS BASE. subject FOUND THE VESSEL.  SUBJECT STATED THAT APPROXIMATELY 1200 PM HE SAW THE VESSEL MOVING TOWARDS THE SHORE.  ONCE THE VESSEL RAN AGROUND IN THE SURF, SUBJECT NOTICED THAT NO ONE WAS ON THE VESSEL AND THE ENGINES WERE RUNNING.  HE BOARDED THE VESSEL AND SHUT OFF THE ENGINES.  HE THEN DROPPED THE ANCHOR IN ORDER TO SECURE THE VESSEL.  HE CALLED THE MILITARY POLICE AND THEY SECURED THE SCENE UNTIL THE COAST GUARD AND I ARRIVED.  AT THE SCENE THERE WAS NO SIGN OF OPERATOR, TO WHICH THE VESSEL IS REGISTERED.  THERE WERE SIX FISHING POLES OUT, ALONG WITH THE OUTRIGGERS.  THERE WERE THREE MAHI MAHI IN THE COOLER ALONG WITH BAIT.  THE LINE FROM THE POLES WAS WRAPPED IN THE PROPELLERS AND WAS CUT OUT BY SUBJECT WHILE SECURING THE VESSEL.  THE VESSEL HAD ALL REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT ON BOARD.  THERE WAS HALF A BOTTLE OF WINE AND THREE EMPTY BUDWEISER CANS ON BOARD ALONG WITH WATER AND SODA.  THERE WAS ALSO A "SPOT SATELLITE PERSONAL TRACKER" GPS BEACON ON BOARD.  WE FOUND OPERATOR'S CELL PHONE AND CAMERA ON BOARD THE VESSEL; BOTH WERE PROCESSED BY THE NC SBI.  A FISH CLUB THAT WAS FOUND ABOARD WAS SENT TO THE NC SBI LAB IN RALEIGH, NC FOR TESTING.  THE NC SBI ALSO PROCESSED THE VESSEL AS WELL.  THERE WERE MARKINGS ON THE STARBOARD SIDE OF THE VESSEL'S OUTER HULL THAT APPEARED TO BE HAND PRINTS.  THERE WAS NO SIGN ON operator ON THE VESSEL OR AT THE SCENE.  THE COAST GUARD CONDUCTED A SEARCH FOR OPERATOR AND HAS NOT FOUND HIM AT THIS TIME.
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