RedactedNarrative: CALL OUT
  
  At 1201 hours on June 24th, 2015 I was called out to swamped vessel at the Strawberry Marina Curiosity Docks. Dispatch informed me that they were no longer people in the water and that nobody was hurt. 
  
  ARRIVAL
  
  When I arrived there were 4 people trying to get the vessel to overturn, as it was upside down, and they were trying to pull it to shore. I asked them what their plan was. They stated they were going to pull it to shore and then bail all the water out of the vessel. I noticed that they were in approximately 6 feet of water and the vessel would have been a total loss if it had been in deeper water. The vessel did not have much buoyancy. They turned the vessel over and pulled it to shore. They began to bail out the water and I went and got the patrol boat. 
  
  VESSEL ASSIST
  
  I arrived to their located with the patrol boat and informed them that I would be happy to tow the boat back to the boat ramp where they could load it on the trailer. Subject got on the patrol boat with me and we pulled the vessel over to the boat ramp. No incidents occurred during this vessel assist. 
  
  VESSEL DAMAGE
  
  The vessel had damage to the motor. The vessel was also completely swamped. They were able to recover most of the items from the boat. 
  
  This vessel did not have insurance on it. There were several personal items lost in the vessel. 
  
  CAUSE OF SWAMPING
  
  The owner of the boat stated that the screws from the hull were crimping on the throttle cable. While they were on the reservoir, he undid the screws to uncrimp the throttle cable. During this time he did not realize that water was coming into the vessel. He also stated that the water was coming in from stern, the two way valve and instead of going back out of the boat, it started to come into the stern of the vessel and began to swamp the vessel as well. 
  
  VESSEL INSPECTION
  
  During the vessel inspection, a type IV was not found a verbal warning was given to him for not having the type IV.