RedactedNarrative: On June 28, 2020 at approximately 0919hrs I, Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission arrived at South Coquina Boat Ramp where a vessel caught fire. When I arrived on scene the vessel was fully engulf in flames. The vessel was later identified as FL3692RS. When the fire department arrived on scene, they extinguished the fire. The vessel sunk at the ramp while being extinguished. Based off witness statements the vessel caught fire while tied to the dock and idling when an unknown heat source ignited fuel vapors trapped inside the engine compartment. 
  
  
  	There were four occupants onboard at the time. Two were sitting near the rear of the vessel when the fire ignited both described it as an explosion. Three all sustained burns to their lower bodies and arms. Operator also sustained a cut on his hand. The fourth occupant was uninjured during the incident. Only one person sought medical attention after leaving the scene. 
  
  	The vessel was later removed from the water by a tow truck. Once the vessel was removed from the water, I was able to examine the full extent of the fire damage. The entire interior was burnt including the engine compartment. The fire damage also extended to the hull and gunnels of the vessel. The fire also caused damage to approximately 30 feet of dock at the boat ramp. The National Response Center was notified, and Florida Department of Environmental Protection responded to evaluate the scene for any contaminates released into the water from the vessel. No significant contaminates were found. There is no further information related to this incident at this time.;
  
  
  