RedactedNarrative: On 8/27/17 at approximately 1550, four men in a bass boat were towing a boat which had broken-down. Their bass boat took on water and capsized while traveling in a northeasterly direction in the St. John's River. 
  
  V1 began taking waves over her gunwales. Operator2 explained that he witnessed the bilge pump hose spraying water up in the air and back inside V1. He went on to explain that suddenly he saw no spraying as if, " the bilge pump has clogged or stopped working."  Shortly thereafter V1 sank to the waterline.  Passenger was a bit panicked and jumped into the water and away from V1. Operator1 jumped in to help Subject1. Passengers Subject2 and Subject3 remained with V1.
  
  	At approximately 1620 FWC Lieutenant and Clay County Deputy arrived on scene as-well-as St. John's County Fire and Rescue. Subject2 and Subject3 advised that Operator1 and Subject1 were somewhere in the river. The two were quickly found and recovered by Officers. Sea Tow arrived and Operator1 and Subject1 boarded Sea Tow's boat for the tow back to Mandarin boat ramp. St. John's Fire and Rescue had commandeered a boat who towed V2, with Subject3 and Subject2 on board,  to dock. All involved were safe and accounted for.
  