RedactedNarrative: On September 24, 2017 at approximately 4:20 pm while on boat patrol in the Ocean City area I (Cpl) and Ofc  overheard a Mayday Call on the VHF radio. The subject was reporting a capsized vessel in the Ocean City Inlet with 5 people in the water. I along with other officers responded to the area. I arrived on scene and confirmed with a Good Samaritan vessel on scene that they had removed 4 for the victims, and a PWC had removed the other from the water. We double checked that everyone was accounted for and that there were no injuries. 
  
  I took the one child that was on the PWC, onto my vessel and placed him in a PFD. The Good Samaritan stated that he would transport the remaining victims inside the inlet. Due to the high seas I did not want to attempt to transfer anyone offshore. Once everyone was back on shore at the Commercial Harbor Boat Ramp I made contact with the vessel owner and operator. 
  
  He advised that he was attempting to exit the inlet and the large swells at the mouth of the inlet broke over the bow. He stated he attempted to turn around but another wave broke and filled the bow again. Several more subsequent waves completely swamped the boat, causing all occupants to abandon the vessel. The vessel then capsized after it was completely full. 
  
  Boat Us Tow company was already on scene on my arrival and took control of the vessel. They righted the vessel and towed it back to the Commerical Harbor. Operator had a trailer waiting at the ramp and pulled the boat out. There appeared to be no damages, other than missing seats due to capsizing. At this time Operator could not give an estimate on damages; he was taking the boat to his mechanic to evaluate the condition of the motor. 
  
  All events occured in Worcester County.