RedactedNarrative: Vessel sank in Sister Creek.
  
   I asked Operator to explain to me how the vessel sunk. He explained to me that himself and the occupants of the vessel were at Gilligan’s Island for the sunset. He told me that he returned from Picnic Island with two more people than arrived with. 
  
  He told me that he did not think that there would be to many people on the boat but while returning from picnic island through Sister Creek, the vessel began to take on water. 
  
  Operator told me that he tried to level the boat off as they were taking on water, but the vessel began to sink. He told me that he then started getting life jackets out and instructing the two female occupants to swim to shore. He told me that the other male occupants stayed with him on the vessel to help pull the tie the vessel off to the mangroves. 
  
  Operator then pointed out to me where the vessel was. I was able to see some floating debris. He told me that he tried to tie off everything to the vessel that had begun to float away from the sunken vessel. On Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020, I spoke with Operator on the phone and he informed me that the sunken vessel had been successfully removed from the water and sent me a photograph of the vessel on out of the water and on a boat lift.;
  
  One person had a laceration on her right leg. She told us it happened while the vessel was sinking. Officer applied first-aid to the laceration. EMS treated the wound on scene and victim refused any further treatment.
  