RedactedNarrative: On the listed date and time, vessel (1) was anchored offshore about 1-mile NE of the Haulover Inlet. A mechanical failure occurred that caused the bilge to stop working. The vessel started to take on water due to the condition of the seas. 
  
  The ten people on board tried to get the water out of the vessel while also trying to start the engine. Suddenly, all occupants on board shifted over to one side of the vessel to keep away from the water that was coming in. This caused the vessel to capsize. All occupants on board where able to climb onto the hull of the vessel in which was the only part of the vessel that wasn’t completely submerged under water. 
  
  USCG and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue were contacted and arrived on scene to assist. Once all occupants were safely brought onboard, Miami-Dade Fire transported the party to the Haulover fuel docks where they were assessed by medical personnel. There were no injuries sustained beyond first aid. The vessel was later recovered by a marine salvage company where the owner was able to retrieve the vessel back to his residence. 
  
  Total damage- Approximately $2,000.00 dollars
  
  Nothing further.