RedactedNarrative: On August 16, 2020, Sergeant, with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division, received a call about an overturned vessel with two persons in the water with life jackets on in the Hampton River. 
  
  Glynn county dispatch received a call from one of the persons in the water.  I, Game Warden was with Sergeant at the time the call came in. We were informed that Fire Rescue was en route on land and the United States Coast Guard Brunswick Sector was en route via vessel. We also learned that the subjects made it to the marsh across the Hampton river from the North end of Sea Island and the caller's phone was dying and the caller was crying and not answering anymore questions.
  
  	Sergeant and myself launched one of our patrol vessels from the Meridian  dock to be en route to the area of the incident. At approximately 1830 hours we arrived on scene. A charter boat captain and Coast guard were already on scene.  The charter boat captain retrieved both individuals from the marsh and had a personal watercraft with him that towed the subject's vessel out of the marsh. We approached the charter boat captain and asked the subjects if they needed medical attention and where they were going. They denied medical attention and said their vehicle was at the Village Creek boat ramp. We took both subjects on board our patrol vessel to transport them to  the Village Creek boat ramp. The jet ski was going to tow their vessel to the boat ramp and the charter captain in the pontoon had two other persons on board that were going to retrieve a boat from a separate incident in which we were not informed about. 
  
  	After dropping off them we gathered some information and learned of how the incident happened. They hit a sand bar while boating and got stuck. Almost immediately waves started crashing into and in the boat and eventually a wave flipped the boat over. They were able to get two life jackets out from under the bow area of the vessel and put them on. Operator1 stayed with the stern of the vessel and occupant Slapikas went to the bow area and they both began trying to kick and paddle towards the marsh. It was an incoming tide, so they were being pulled inland with the current. They both also stated that multiple boats went by and that they were waving, but no one saw them. They eventually made it to the marsh on the Hampton river. Operator1 stated that he was able to get under the boat and right it when he could touch bottom. Both subjects were found in the marsh next to the boat and picked up by the charter captain prior to and as we arrived on scene. 
  
  	I spoke with Operator1 on August 18, 2020 and he informed me that he had a mechanic look at the boat and motor. He was told that the motor would need to be replaced.
  