RedactedNarrative: OPERATOR reported that the vessel had been moored to the beach for several days prior to the incident. A storm arose at about 1300 on 08/21/2018 with rain and high winds. OPERATOR said the vessel was dislodged from its port side moorings and the vessel came to lie sideways on the beach. The starboard outdrive struck a small rock outcropping at this time and OPERATOR later told me the outdrive casing was cracked and the prop had been damaged. I was unable to verify this damage because the trim motor was not working and the water was too cloudy.
  
  During the storm, which OPERATOR said lasted only a short time, the superstructure of the vessel and various equipment thereon was torn off by the wind. In addition, a portion of the vessel's parlor (cabin) roof was torn away from underlying joists to which it was attached. The covering under the upper deck and above the main, forward deck was also damaged. An array of property was located on the upper deck was also blown off either onto the adjacent beach or away from the scene.
  
  OPERATOR and his wife were the only occupants on the vessel at the time. When the damage was occuring, he and his wife laid on the floor of the vessel's parlor.
  
  By the time I arrived on scene, OPERATOR had been joined by 7 other persons. The vessel had been re-anchored to the sandy beach (with buried anchors). Some of the debris had been consolidated on the beach. OPERATOR had also contacted Executive Services to arrange for salvage of the Debris on the beach.
  