RedactedNarrative: On September 04, 2015 at approximately 1800 hours, I pulled up to the north launch ramp and noticed a vessel beached on the sand. The vessel was taking on water due to the waves rolling over stern of the vessel and filling up the boat. I ordered the individuals away from the vessel due to the violent water and weather. The male individual informed me everything was ruined in the vessel.
  
   I asked Subject what had happened. Subject stated that he tied his vessel to the dock and went and parked his vehicle. During the time he was parking his vessel a storm had entered the Bullfrog Marina area. When he got back to his vessel, the waves were coming over the sides of his vessel and filled his vessel with water. He untied his vessel and tried to head for a more secure location out of the storm. As he was leaving the dock, the large amount of water already in the vessel made it hard to steer. The vessel was at the verge of sinking. Subject managed to turn his vessel back toward the dock and head for the beach.
  
  Subject was able to get his sinking vessel onto the beach before it completely submerged. Once on the beach, the high waves  and strong winds filled the vessel up with more water. Subject informed me, the stereo in the vessel along with the large custom speakers he had in the vessel were destroyed. Subject was not sure, but believed the engine was no longer good due to the engine compartment being completely submerged in water. After the storm had passed, a good samaritan informed Subject he had a large pump on his boat. The good samaritan was able to empty Subject's vessel of all water and get it back floating. Subject then trailered the vessel. Only damage Subject and I could find to the vessel was a chip in the fiberglass on the swim platform on the stern, otherwise no other damage was visible.