RedactedNarrative: On June 18th, 2022 at approximately 1458 hours, I, Ofc. of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, received a call for an overturned vessel with two people in the water, on the Potomac River near Potomac Creek, Virginia.  I responded aboard NRP 878 out of Aqualand Marina with Ofc. and Ofc..
  
  When I got to the area, both the operator and passenger, of the capsized vessel had managed to swim back to shore.  The capsized vessel was located on the Virginia side of the Potomac River near the mouth of Potomac Creek.  
  
  Subject1 later stated that he launched out of Hope Springs Marina in Aquia Creek, Virginia.  When Subject1 entered the Potomac River, he encountered heavy seas with waves at 3 - 4ft with winds out of the northwest at 15 - 20kts gusting to 30kts.  The vessel began to take on water as waves went over the stern and the bilge pump was unable to keep up.  The boat swamped and capsized shortly after near the mouth of Potomac Creek on the Potomac River.  Both were wearing their life jackets at the time and made it to shore without injury and in good condition.
  
  Due to the conditions that day we were unable to recover the boat.  Towboat US was contacted by the owner the following day to recover the boat.  The boat was recovered and transported to Hampton's Landing, VA by Towboat US.
  