RedactedNarrative: Operator was operating in a generally West direction with a 15-mph wind impacting the port side of his vessel. At approximately 4:45 p.m. an unknown malfunction occurred where Operator lost steering and the vessel began a sharp starboard turn. 
  
  The vessel completed an approximately 180 degree turn before rolling to the port side and ejecting both occupants.  The vessel accident appeared to be caused by an acute fault in the steering cable allowing the vessel to be steered to the left but not to the right. This action caused the vessel to uncontrollably veer to the starboard side resulting in a port side roll ejecting all occupants. No injuries were reported. Vessel was recovered by Sea Tow at owner’s request on October 11, 2020.
  