RedactedNarrative: Taken from news report- The owner of the 44-foot boat that struck the west jetty of the Montauk Harbor inlet last Thursday night, August 2, and sank the next morning said that he had no idea the jetty was there as he approached the harbor in the dark. Subject said he was using his GPS system to navigate into the inlet from the east and that when he saw he’d overshot the inlet mouth he thought he could just turn back to the channel, not realizing the markings on the GPS indicated the two stone jetties that border the inlet. The boat, a Meridian cabin cruiser named Always Only You, struck the west jetty and lodged on the rocks. The following morning, the high tide lifted the boat off the rocks and it drifted only a few yards into Block Island Sound before sinking and settling upright on the shallow bottom, its fly-bridge protruding from the surface, about 100 feet from shore. 
  
  Salvage crews surrounded the sunken vessel with a floating oil boom but said that there were no signs of fuel leaking from the tanks as of Saturday afternoon.