RedactedNarrative: Investigation at the scene revealed the above vessel caught fire for unknown reasons.  Due to the vessel having moderate value and being of newer construction, I contacted the NJSP RIOC and requested Arson/bomb respond to the scene to process the vessel and find the cause of the fire.  The above Fire Departments extinguished the flames and surrounded the vessel with booms to prevent the spread of any possible contaminates.  The vessel was de-watered and never submerged.  After the vessel was deemed safe the vessel was then towed over to the marina's travel lift.  Here the vessel was removed from the water, and placed on blocks.  The remaining boom were placed on land around the vessel.  Here the State fire investigator/ fire Marshal and I processed the above vessel.  Later inspection of the above vessel after it was removed from the water revealed that it had major damage to everything above the deck of the vessel.  This included the cabin and the inside of the gunnels of the vessel.  The vessels tuna tower and outriggers was exposed to such high temperature that they melted.  While the vessel was still secured on blocks it required additional de-watering.  This was to expose the floor of the cabin.  I departed the scene prior to investigator completing his total processing of the vessel.
   
  (NARRATIVE TAKEN VERBATIM FROM NJSP BOATING ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORT)