RedactedNarrative: 11/09/2015
  
      On this date, the undersigned was detailed to a vessel fire that had occurred in the early morning hours, at the above location. Hoboken Fire and Police Departments had already been on scene and had taken the initial report prior to the undersigned's arrival. See Hoboken Police Dept. case #15-81737.
  
  Vessel Owner: I was asleep on board the vessel when I started to smell smoke. I then woke up to visible flames and jumped off the vessel and swam to the dock. I was able to call for help which arrived a short time later. 
  
  Investigation Revealed:  Vessel #1 was docked on the south side of Pier 13, Hoboken City in slip 41. For unknown reasons a fire started on board. The sole occupant was able to jump over board without being injured. The fire then began to consume the front portion of the vessel from the helm/galley forward to the bow. Hoboken Fire Department arrived on scene and extinguished the fire, however as a result of putting out the fire vessel #1 sunk. NJDEP arrived on scene as well as the US Coast Guard. They supervised the recovery of the vessel, and environmental reradiation of the area. 
  
  It should be noted that the undersigned was unable to visibly inspect the vessel as it was sunk prior to my arrival. Further, the recovery crew that was called to the scene was unable to raise the vessel without excessively damaging same. Due to this excessive amount of damage the undersigned nor the fire inspector, (Hoboken Fire Department) was able to determine the cause of the fire. (Co-op Invest V510-2015-00034)