RedactedNarrative: On March 09, 2017, at 09:31 PM, I Officer, of The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was on patrol at the Sebastian Inlet State Park, Indian River County, when I was dispatched to a boating accident involving a single vessel that had become capsized. The operator and two occupants were brought back in to the Sebastian Yacht Club Boat Ramp by the Indian River County Sherriff Office. The vessel was later recovered, by the owner, whom has determined that it is a complete loss. 
  
  I spoke with Operator with regards to the vessel accident. I asked Operator to explain to me the events that occurred leading up to the vessel accident, he informed me that the group had launched from the Sebastian Inlet Yacht Club Boat Ramp to head to the Sebastian Inlet. Operator noted that the conditions were very rough in the river as they were making their way towards the Sebastian Inlet, in a North Easterly direction, Operator noticed that the vessel was feeling sluggish, and bogging down. 
  
  At this time Operator slowed the vessel some so he could check the rear compartments, while doing so a wave broke over the vessel causing water to fill the deck area. Operator noticed that there was water in the rear compartments, he advised me that he then flipped the switch to his bilge pump to reassure that it was operational. Operator told me that at this time he informed two people that if the engine cuts off to call 911, and to get life vests, because he was concerned the vessel would capsize due to the conditions. Operator indicated that he began to travel towards the East shore line in order to get to a safe location. Shortly after Operator indicated that the engine cut out and within seconds the vessel had capsized.