RedactedNarrative: On August 14, 2016 at approximately 8:15pm, I Officer#1, of the MD Natural Resources Police, was dispatched to a report of a vessel overturned with 6 people onboard. The incident location was reported to be in front of the Indian Head Naval base, near Green Buoy "51". While enroute to the location fire department advised that all person were located and transported to shore on Indian Head base. Once I arrived on scene to the location of the subjects, one minor was transported to the hospital with reports of allergic reaction to jelly fish stings. The minors father also went with the subject to the hospital. 
  I made contact with the remaining four subjects to obtain demographic information and report of what occurred prior to the vessel over turning. It was reported that the vessel was drifting while they were fishing and a storm came in with heavy winds and rough waters. When it started to get rough, before they could leave a few large waves broke over the side of the vessel causing to flip over. 
  All subjects on board did have a life jacket on when picked up from the water. Due to vessel being flipped over I was unable to do a safety check. The vessels owner was not on scene or on board. Registration was valid and there were no reported injuries due to the accident. 
  The vessel was towed by tow boat into the Indian Head Naval Base boat ramp where they gave the subjects 24hours to have the vessel removed. I advised the Naval base to call if vessel was not removed within the time frame. 
  Once the scene was cleared I responded to the hospital to get information from the minor and his father. By time I got to the hospital the subjects left before being seen.