RedactedNarrative: Boat grounded at Hanna Park.  On 2/18/17 around 0930, I was dispatched to a beached vessel at Hanna Park.   I found Florida vessel FL1024MA washed up on the beach of Hanna Park. I took several pictures of the vessel which are included in this report. My observation of the vessel when I boarded it was the engine compartments and the main forward cabin had water in it. The forward and aft cabin had water in it.  The anchor was missing and the bilge pump switch was off (not saying that it didn't have automatic bilge pump). The vessels position was pointed North and canted to the Portside. 
  
  The owner gave me a written statement which is as follows and a copy has been attached. "I took my boat out around 12-pm 2/17/17. Was about 4-5 miles offshore. I dropped my anchor and took my paddle board out ( I keep it on the boat). Paddle around for a couple hours and got a mile or 2 away. It started to get dark so I was going back to the boat  to find it was half under water. I had to paddle to shore. By the time I got to shore it was dark. I suspect between 8-10pm. And walked to my friends on A1A for help."
  
  I asked if he needed anything off the boat and he went to check before the tide moved in. When he returned to my truck he stated "I didn't know that it had all the water in it".
  
  He also said that he had only roughly 20 gallons of fuel on the vessel and that he keeps the vessel at Palm Cove Marina.
  