RedactedNarrative: PRE-ACCIDENT:  On May 5, 2016 owner and operator and occupant were approximately four miles offshore of Jupiter Inlet, Palm Beach County, Florida.  V1 was a 15' center console boat operating in hazardous sea conditions with a small craft advisory issued by the National Weather Service.  
  
  V1 deployed an anchor, which enabled the waves to overcome the transom and ultimately capsized the vessel.  The two occupants were rescued by responding agencies and evaluated  by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue.  occupant was transported to Jupiter Medical Center to be evaluated for near drowning. 
  
  Through investigation and interviews, subjects were operating a 15’ small craft vessel approximately four miles offshore of Jupiter FL, during a small craft advisory warning issued by the National Weather Service (NWS). The weather forecast reported 14-25 mph NNW winds with 30 mph gusts.  The offshore waters had a strong running north current.  
  
  When V1 set anchor, it stopped drifting with the current and rapidly rotated V1’s bow from north to south which enabled the rough seas from the north to overcome the transom, filling V1 with water and eventually capsizing.  After it was confirmed that V1’s occupants were secured on PBSO’s vessel, FWC units were ordered to return to inland waters due to hazardous marine conditions.  V1 was not salvaged by Sea Tow or Boat US.