RedactedNarrative: 07/13/2019 04:38:
  
  Operator #1 Stated in Effect: I looked down to put on my spot lights as I thought I saw a boat in front of us. When I looked down we ran aground. The plotter said I had good water in the area we ran aground. 
  
  Investigation Revealed: Vessel #1 was cruising at approximately 15 to 20 knots in the area of the Sandy Hook Channel near US Coast Guard Buoy Marker 13. Operator #1 failed to maintain a proper lookout and subsequently ran aground in the area of North Beach on the Sandy Hook Peninsula. Operator #1/Victim #1 and Victim #2 were all treated on scene and refused further medical treatment. The injuries suffered by Operator #1/Victim #1 were a bloody nose and possibly a minor concussion. Victim #2 had a facial laceration near his lip. 
  
  07/13/2019 15:00:
  
  The vessel was removed by Tow Boat US at the owners request. During the recovery operation damage occurred to the front pulpit of the vessel as well as the port side rudder. The vessel was ultimately relayed to Atlantic Highlands Marina without further incident.
  