RedactedNarrative: Operator 1 advised he was operating his friend's boat from Elizabeth, NJ to Baltimore MD when they
  decided to spend the night in Cape May. 01 advised he turned into the inlet and began to go straight
  when the starboard side of the boat hit the jetty and they got stuck.
  
  Investigation revealed that Vl had been traveling south in the Atlantic Ocean when 01 navigated into
  the Cape May Inlet. As Vl entered the inlet, traveling in a westbound direction, 01 did not observe the
  jetty. The starboard side of the hull then impacted with the jetty on the north side of the inlet coming to
  an uncontrolled stop. The surf caused the hull to repeatedly strike the jetty causing damage to the entire
  hull and both propellers. The damage to the hull also caused Vl to start taking on water.
  
  The owner of the vessel(Wl) was also on board during the crash. His description of the incident was
  consistent with 01 's statement. There were no injuries reported on scene.
  The USCG responded and assisted on scene. Sea Tow also responded and removed Vl from the jetty.
  Vl was then towed to the Canyon Club, Cape May, NJ where it was removed from the water.