The Starfish reportedly hit a bridge on Monday, according to a U.S. Coast Guard spokesperson.
Twenty-two people were rescued from a sinking charter cruise Monday evening near Sea Isle City, officials said., reportedly hit the Townsends Inlet Bridge and started taking on water, according to Coast Guard spokesperson Petty Officer Cynthia Oldham. A good Samaritan brought the passengers to safety and there were no injuries.were called to the scene.
The family-owned Starfish Boats have been in business since the 1950s, offering fishing and party cruises, according to its website. A representative at the business said there were no injuries, and they were working to get more information on what happened.Breaking News: Beloved Sea Isle drinking vessel, the Starfish, is currently sinking
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