RedactedNarrative: According to Operator, they had just pulled up their anchor and got underway when the engine shut off and would not restart.  Operator stated due to the rough seas water started coming over the stern of the vessel which caused the vessel to flood and capsize.  
  
  Operator said they called 911 and put on their life jackets then went into the water.  Operator and the two occupants were picked up from the water by Chatham County Marine Patrol officers who arrived on scene approximately 1 hour after the vessel capsized.  Chatham County Marine Patrol Officer advised me of the rescue via mobile phone so I could cancel my response.  During an offshore patrol on Sunday mid-day, officers, and I spotted the vessel adrift just south of Tybee Roads buoy chain entrance into the Savannah River, several miles east of Tybee Island.  Sgt. relayed the coordinates to Officer via mobile phone. Operator stated the vessel was recovered by Tow Boat US late Sunday afternoon and he has it back at his residence.  The vessel was not insured.  
  
   No registration number has been assigned yet, Temporary Number:  01804405864510107101
  