RedactedNarrative: On 07/04/2020, at about 10:20 AM, a 19ft Sea Craft (V1) center console vessel bearing the Florida Registration Fl 6582 BE, departed a boat ramp in Plantation Key Colony and navigated through Tavernier Creek toward Crocker Reef. 
  	V1 arrived at Crocker Reef at approximately 10:45 AM and set anchor. Once the anchor was set, all occupants entered the water to snorkel. A short time later, two people noticed the vessel was taking on water and swam back to V1. Once onboard, the vessel was swamped and the motor failed to start. According to his statement, subject1 tossed lifejackets to the other swimmers and shortly after, V1 capsized. 
  	The occupants of V1 were assisted by an unidentified good samaritan vessel within a few minutes and TowBoat US and the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Islamorada small boat arrived shortly after. 
  	V1 was recovered by TowBoat US Islamorada. 
  	USCG Islamorada asset transported the occupants of V1 to USCG Station Islamorada where FWC personnel met the group and conducted interviews. 
  	According to an inspection of the vessel and interviews, it was found that at least one of the through-hull bilge plugs was missing causing the vessel to take on water.  
  	V1 sustained minor damage due to the swamping of electronics but was in functioning condition again after minor repairs. 
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