Crews on Thursday were working to recover the wreckage of a boat that sank in San Francisco Bay earlier in the week and locate the three people who remain missing, police said. The San Francisco Police Department’s Marine Unit was working with the U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies to locate t he 49-foot cabin cruiser, which is believed to be resting on a rocky seabed at an estimated depth of 120 feet, police said. Up against strong tidal currents, wind, and other weather challenges, dive teams were using boat-mounted sonar platforms and other tools to perform a grid search for the boat, police said. If the vessel is located, police will work with the Coast Guard and other partner agencies to evaluate options and determine if a safe recovery operation is possible, police said. David McMurdie with California Recovery Divers said getting to the boat will be a significant challenge, if crews can even locate it. “You can imagine being under 120 feet of water, and a river is running through that – one direction and then another direction – so it’s enormously dangerous,” McMurdie said. During a news conference Wednesday, SFPD Special Operations Bureau Cmdr. Brien Hoo said if divers can’t get to the boat, they may use an underwater drone. “See how the boat is structurally sound and then we could look at the feasibility of working with our partners on raising the boat if needed,” Hoo said. San Francisco 6 hours ago 2 of 3 missing from capsized boat in San Francisco Bay identified San Francisco Jul 15 Coast Guard suspends search for 3 people after boat sinks in San Francisco Bay San Francisco 24 hours ago ‘It's what we do': Nearby captains rush to help sinking boat in San Francisco Bay Sixteen people were rescued Tuesday afternoon as the cabin cruiser – carrying 20 family members and friends who went out to scatter the ashes of a loved one – was hit by a wave, took on water, listed heavily to one side and rolled over before sinking. Clifford Boisa died shortly after being pulled out of the water. Three others remained missing as of Thursday. A body was pulled from the Bay near Treasure Island on Thursday, police said. It wasn’t immediately known if there was a connection to the capsized boat. While the U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for the three missing people late Wednesday, the San Francisco Police Department said its teams were still working to locate them. “Our hearts go out to all the individuals involved in this tragic incident,” police said in a statement Thursday. “The SFPD would like to thank all our partner agencies and members of the public for their quick actions during the rescue and for their tireless work on the response and search for the missing individuals.” The Associated Press contributed to this report. ...read more read less