RedactedNarrative: The vessel was a white 1995 sixteen foot Sundance motorboat. The vessel was powered by a 30HP outboard engine. It was registered as (FL1570 JG). The vessel was drifting in Captiva Pass. There were four passengers on board, two males and two females. A series of three waves came over stern of vessel. The small vessel took on a large amount of water and quickly began to sink. All four passengers jumped into water and were picked up by a passing vessel. None of the passengers were injured.
  
   The vessel was a white 1995 Sundance motor boat (FL1570JG). The vessel was occupied by 3 other people at the time of the accident. Based on witness statements and an oral interview, the vessel was drifting in Captiva Pass about a half mile from shore on the southern end of the pass. The occupants were fishing at the time of the accident. The bow of the vessel was pointed north when a series of three waves came over the boat from a south-southwestern direction. The waves came over the stern of the vessel and it quickly began to sink. All occupants jumped into the water and stayed near the vessel. A nearby Good Samaritan picked up the occupants and took them to shore. subject claimed, “The waves were very large and came out of nowhere.” He also stated that that his bilge pump was properly working at the time of the accident. All witnesses had matching stories, and written statements were taken.  SeaTow was on scene and in charge of recovering the vessel, it is to be taken to their main shop on Del Prado BLVD in Cape Coral.