RedactedNarrative: On July 13th, 2019 at approximately 1611 hours I noticed a Houseboat beached port side to the shore. The vessel (1986 white 50' BTL Hercules Houseboat) was beached on the port side, part of the port stern was beneath the water level, and multiple anchors laid out a few involving shovels stuck in sand. 
  
  I talked to the operator who told me that Offshore had launched their boat approximately (6) hours ago, as OPERATOR drove the vessel he began noticing it was sinking. OPERATOR stated (2) hours after launch he noticed it was sinking, after (6) hours covered slips towed his vessel from his slip to North Ramp so it wouldn't sink further. OPERATOR stated he had paid Offshore to pressure test the vessel before he had arrived. There was significant flooding swamping damage to the port stern of the vessel when I arrived. Since OPERATOR was the only vessel involved, he is 100% at fault for the incident. OPERATOR's vessel remained at North Ramp for (3) days until Monday 07/15/2019 when Offshore could retrieve the vessel.
  