RedactedNarrative: Driver #1 Stated: I was traveling west through the Brielle Railroad Bridge.  A boat came through the opening and its wake pushed me into the side of the bridge.  The other vessel was not able to control its course and sped up through the bridge opening.  My boat began to take on water so I went to Marine Max to have the boat removed.  The name of the boat was the Reagle Eagle.  
  
  Witness #1 Stated: Witness stated in effect a vessel came into the opening of the railroad bridge.  It appeared to lose control and sped up to correct its course.  When it did, it created a big wake and pushed the boat into the bridge.
  
  
  Investigation on scene revealed: Vessel #1 was traveling westbound in the Manasquan River approaching the opening of the Brielle Rail Bridge.  The operator of Vessel #1 lost control of his vessel as a result of a wake from a vessel passing east through the bridge opening.  Vessel #1 struck the bulkhead on the interior of the bridge.  The impact caused his vessel damage to the starboard side of the stern of the vessel.  Neither occupant sustained injuries and refused any medical treatment. A check of the Coast Guard registered site was met with negative results.  In addition, all attempts to located the Reagle Eagle were also met with negative results.
  