RedactedNarrative: Florida vessel, FL 9025 MA, was found capsized 300 yards west of Looe Key. The vessel had a large hole in the port side chine. All six people onboard had been picked up by a commercial fishing vessel out of Big Pine Key. Cause of damage is unknown at this time.
  
  On August 7th 2014 at approximately 1434 hours, officers were dispatched to a grounded vessel on Looe Key reef. When we arrived to the scene, we did not see any grounded vessels on Looe Key, but did see a capsized vessel approximately 300 yards to the west of the reef. When approaching the capsized vessel we noticed a hole on the port side chine of the vessel. All six people onboard were already picked up by a commercial fishing vessel. We then took photographs of the capsized vessel that had been anchored by the commercial fishing vessel. At this time we made contact with the six people onboard and gathered witness statements. We then escorted them back to Dolphin Marina at approximately 1516 hours.
  
  On August 8th 2014 at approximately 1600 hours, officer received a call from Tow Boat US that they put the capsized vessel on dry dock at Sea Center Marina. I officer, along with officers, went to Sea Center Marina to take photographs and gather more information about the vessel.
  
  I officer, was unable to find anyone who witnessed a vessel grounding on Looe Key reef. I also  interviewed all six people on board, who stated they did not strike the reef with their vessel. The cause of damage on the vessel is unknown, but the hole on their vessel is very similar to damage made from striking an underwater fixed object.