RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 Stated in Effect: My three children and I were headed south in the Shrewsbury River. As we were headed under the Sea Bright - Rumson Bridge a wave came over the bow and within seconds the boat was completely full of water and then capsized. I was obeying the slow speed rules but maybe I was going a bit too slow. Good samaritans helped us out of the water and over to land. We were all 
  wearing life vests and we're all okay. 
  
  Investigation Revealed: Vessel #1, a 2019 Starcraft bow rider, was proceeding south in the Shrewsbury River in Sea Bright at slow speed. While navigating under the Sea Bright - Rumson Bridge, a wave 
  came over Vessel #l's bow, swamping the vessel. Operator #1 and passengers #1, #2, and #3 were all wearing PFD's and left the vessel into the water. Vessel #1 proceeded to capsize. All occupants were 
  assisted to land by unknown good samaritans. No injuries were sustained. 
  
  This vessel accident can be attributed to choppy water, strong current, and operation at too slow of a 
  speed for these conditions. 
  
  Capsized Vessel #1 was tied off to the east seawall upon our arrival. It was subsequently secured to a nearby dock with permission of the property owner. From there, Vessel #1 was removed by Tow Boat US to the Covesail Marina in Sea Bright. 
  
  
  
  Blocks #41 (registration number), #42 (state), and #43 (expiration): Vessel #1 was a newly registered vessel and has not been issued a registration number from the MVC. There was a temporary
  registration issued; however, same was stored on the vessel and subsequently destroyed.
  