RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 (V1), operated by Operator1, capsized two miles offshore and one mile south of the Boynton Beach Inlet. Operator1 stated that he and Passenger1 were drifting with the engine off while fishing. Operator1 noticed the stern of V1 taking on water and retrieved personal flotation devices for all occupants. Within two minutes the vessel had flipped and was capsized. Operator1 and Passenger1 began swimming east toward shore and were rescued by a good samaritan. V1 was recovered by a boat towing agency and delivered to Operator1’s address. Upon inspection of the exterior and compartments of V1, no abnormalities were found. 
  
  Passenger1 sustained a one inch laceration on her right knee while being pulled from the water. Operator1 was uninjured. The primary cause of the capsizing is unknown at this time. ; Passenger1 suffered a minor laceration on her right knee while being pulled out of the water onto a good samaritan vessel. The laceration was approximately one inch in length. Passenger1 stated that EMS checked her for injuries and did not provide treatment for the laceration.
  