RedactedNarrative: Miami-Beach Police Marine Unit had responded to the call due to its close proximity and had provided CPR to an adult male that needed assistance. The owner of the vessel was diving in the area with his son with the vessel at anchor. According to the testimony that Owner provided to FWC and Miami-Beach Police, Owner was diving using a hose connected to a breathing apparatus while his son was snorkeling close to the vessel. Suddenly, Owner and his son realized that the vessel had broke anchor and was drifting from them. His son requested help and Owner was able to bring him onboard his vessel and called 911 to request assistance after his son became unconscious. Miami Beach Police Officers who was the operator of the patrol vessel provided assistance to his son. However, as the officers were giving Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) to son the vessel began to take on water and capsized due to the strong winds and rough seas in the area (see attached report from Miami-Beach Police Department). The Miami Beach police officers had placed a life jacket on the victim while waiting for Ocean Rescue to arrive. The victim and all parties involved were ejected from the vessel (see attached report). The officers on scene were able to relocate the victim to the Miami Beach Ocean Rescue vessel and subsequently to Miami-Beach Marina from where the victim was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital (JMH). 
  Sea Tow decided to cut the line connected to the vessel and left the vessel abandoned, leaving the scene shortly after. Ofc and I remained on scene with the vessel. Subsequently, Fast Response Marine Towing & Salvage arrived and placed the capsized vessel in tow. The vessel was salvaged by Fast Repose and transported to a secure location where the owner was able to retrieve it the following day. 
  Owner was informed by Dr. at JMH that his son had passed away at approximately 5:35 pm (see attached report). victim had water in his lungs, and later became unresponsive.  It is believed that during the recovery of the vessel is when victim ingested seawater.