RedactedNarrative: 	On 05/21/2022 at approximately 2100 hrs., I, Corporal, received a call about two boats sinking in the Darien River.  Once I arrived on scene at the Darien Waterfront, I observed several people trying to get a 15’ Jon boat off the deck of a shrimp boat.  Subjec1 was standing on the docks, and he told me he was the owner of a missing Jon boat.  I asked Subjec1 what exactly happened.  He told me the group put in a Williamsburg Landing in Wayne County.  They drove their boats down to Skipper’s Fish Camp/Restaurant and had lunch.  Due to the inclement weather, they stayed at Skipper’s for several hours to wait out the storms.  When the weather cleared the group went back down to the dock and began boarding their boats.  
  	While trying to leave the dock the boat owned and being operated by Operator2, a 15’ Alumnacraft with a 50 h.p. Yamaha tiller steer style motor, became hung up under the pontoon of a boat tied to the Skipper’s dock. Subjec1 (Owner of V2) and operator1 tied a line to boat from Subjec1's boat, a 15 Alumnacraft Crappie Jon stick steer with a 60 h.p. Tohatsu motor, and tried to pull it from under the pontoon boat. The result of this action caused Subjec1’s boat to swamp (take on water) and eventually capsize.  The two boats continued to be taken towards the Darien City docks by the outgoing tide while other attempts were made to get the boats righted.  At one point boat was pushed completely under the Darien City Docks.  
  	Several good Samaritan’s saw all of this going on and came out to help.  As a result, the vessel belonging to operator2 was eventually hoisted onto the deck of a shrimp trawler and brought back to the dock.   Subject1’s boat eventually sank and has not been recovered.
  
  No injuries were sustained in any of these events. *** 05/23/2022
  
  I spoke with Subject1 today and he still has not located his boat.  A dead head logging crew is attempting to locate the boat with side scan sonar.
  