RedactedNarrative: On July 20, 2019 at approximately 3:35pm I, Officer, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was responding to Sebastian Inlet State Park in reference to someone taking over the bag limit of Mangrove Snapper in the cove area. When I arrived on scene I began to do surveillance of the cove from the SW corner of the area. While doing surveillance here I noticed a group of jet skis pulled up onto the beach behind me. 
  
  A large boat wake washed one of the jet skis off the beach. The jet ski's owner and his son swam up to the jet ski and jumped onto it. They did not have the keys so the owner's wife threw the keys at them. The keys missed the occupants on the jet ski and sank to the bottom of Sebastian Inlet. The two occupants on the jet ski were then taken by the current through Sebastian inlet where the jet ski capsized. 
  
  One member of their group was able to ride out to them on another jet ski and take the son back to safety. A good Samaritan on a large vessel picked up the owner of the jet ski and began to tow the jet ski back through the inlet. Larger vessel wakes forced the good Samaritan to cut the line. Another good Samaritan was able to re-tie the jet ski and tow it the remainder of the way. 
  
  The jet ski's motor took in so much water that it's damages surpassed $2500.
  