RedactedNarrative: On this date I was detailed to the area approximately 1.5 miles SE of Cape May Inlet, Cape May County in reference to a report of a capsized vessel. Upon arrival, Sea Tow was in the Process of righting the vessel. I was advised that the U.S. Coast Guard had removed all persons from the water and transported them back to Breezy Lee Marina where their vehicle was located. I then traveled to Breezy Lee marina to meet with them. At the Marina I was able to meet with Operator #1. 
  
       Operator #1 stated, in effect, we were drifting and fishing when we took two consecutive waves over the stern. In under a minute the boat began to capsize, and we were all in the water. " Operator #1 then provided contact information for the other persons on his vessel. 
  
       I later made contact with all other persons. All passengers gave a similar account as Operator #1, stating that after two waves washed over the stern, the vessel became flooded and began to capsize. No injuries were reported. 
  
       Investigation at the scene revealed that vessel had a low cut transom which allowed two waves to enter the stern of the vessel, causing the vessel to take on water. The center of gravity then shifted, causing the vessel to capsize and force all persons aboard into the water. A passenger was able to call for help via waterproof cell phone. All persons were retrieved from the water shortly after. Sea Tow was able to retrieve the vessel and return it to the owner immediately. I later spoke to the owner who advised that the vessel is operational, and undamaged
  