RedactedNarrative: Taken from News Report:
  Six boaters were rescued from rough waters by Smithtown Bay constables on Tuesday night, according to a news release. The boaters' vessel was pushed into the rocks and began taking on water off the coast of Cranes Neck in Smithtown Bay. Smithtown Public Safety and Suffolk police received a distress call at 9:24 p.m. Five men and one woman were on board. Smithtown Department of Public Safety Bay constables arrived to the vessel, facing 30-knot winds and heavy sea conditions. The bay constables navigated the rocky waters and saved the passengers from the disabled vessel, bringing them aboard the Smithtown patrol boat. The six boaters were wet and suffering from exposure to the elements. They were immediately returned to the Stony Brook Boat Ramp where EMS crews from the Stony Brook and Setauket fire departments evaluated and treated them.