RedactedNarrative: On 08/11/2018, a Lt. and I were working the Red Snapper season in the Atlantic Ocean, east of Mayport Inlet. We were flagged down by the United States Coast Guard, who informed us about a boat that capsized and partially sank. We learned that all individuals onboard had been transported to Sisters Creek Boat Ramp by Good Samaritans.
  There were four adults and two children onboard, all of whom were identified and included in the report except for one of the children age 6. There were no injuries however the vessel is a total loss. As of 08/11/2018 at approximately 1000 hours the vessel was where coordinates were taken along with photos. The operator was told of his responsibility to remove the vessel as soon as possible.
  The operator informed me of a fiberglass patch he had done on the keel of his vessel a couple years ago. My investigation determined that the fiberglass patch failed and allowed water to fill up the vessel. This is indicated by keel separation, absent any type of impact indications.
  The vessel drifted approximately 12.5 miles northeast by 1400 the next day and there have been no reported sightings since. The sighting on 08/12/2018 was made by the United States Coast Guard. The vessel is presumably sunk in the area of N 30 30.973/W081 04.747.
  