RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was operating east bound in the Sebastian Inlet heading towards the bridge when it struck the south side of the Sebastian Inlet Bridge. Five passengers were ejected from the vessel, all passengers are uninjured. 
  
  I made contact with (owner/operator), and (occupant) to speak to them about how the accident occurred. When asked both advised me that they were heading East out of the Sebastian Inlet, in their 16ft Boston Whaler FL5786HH, when the operator, realized that the tidal current was quickly pulling them towards the Sebastian Inlet Bridge. Operator made the decision to make a left turn back towards the Intercostal Waterway when they were approximately 30 feet from the bridge, but the current was very strong and continued to pull them towards the bridge. Both indicated their vessels starboard side struck the bridge and it caused it to roll over and capsize ejecting all five passengers. Operator and occupant said that once all five occupants were ejected they began to drift out of the inlet towards the Atlantic Ocean, and a fishing charter “Attitude Adjustment” assisted the boaters by staying near them as they drifted out and recovered them onto his vessel once they were out of the rough water. All occupants were uninjured and brought to the Main Street Boat Ramp where they had originally launched their boat. 
  Sea Tow responded to retrieve Operator’s vessel, once the boat was brought in to the boat ramp I took photos to document the damage. After observing the vessel occupant felt that there was 8,000 dollars’ worth of damage done to the vessel.