RedactedNarrative: On May 17th, 2020 I Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on patrol when I received a call reference a vessel capsizing in the Sebastian Inlet, located in Sebastian Florida. 
  
  Upon responding to the call, I was informed Indian River County Sherriff’s Department arrived on scene, located all members involved in the accident, and transported all members to the Sebastian Inlet State Park boat ramp with no injuries. 
  
  Once I arrived at the State Park boat ramp, I spoke with two subjects on the only vessel involved. The vessel operator threw the anchor from the bow, the current swept the anchor and line into the vessels lower unit, the vessel then lost power, the anchor caught ahold of the ocean floor, the vessels stern was then anchored with the tide pushing water over the stern and into the vessel. 
  
  Both subjects involved then put on their life jackets and abandoned the vessel as it began to take on water and capsize. Both subjects were picked up by the Indian River County Sheriffs Department. The vessel then broke from anchor and drifted out of the inlet and into the atlantic ocean. I then arrived on scene to take a report and assist sea tow in retrieving the capsized vessel. No charges were issued. No further action was taken.
  