RedactedNarrative: On June 10, 2022 at approximately 4:30 PM, I responded to the Susquehanna River near St Johns St in Havre De Grace for vessel taking on water. When I arrived on scene I observed a 44.7ft vessel named "Relic," partially submerged in the water. The water depth in this area was approximately 4ft and the vessel was grounded. Havre De Grace Fire Rescue boat and Towboat USA was on scene assisting with pumping water out of the vessel. The weather was clear, daylight, winds less than 5mph, and no other vessel traffic at the time of incident. 
  
  I made contact with the operator who stated that while picking up friends from St Johns St, the vessel's propeller got tangled in submerged chains and rope which made a hole in the hull just as he was leaving the dock. 23 passengers were returned to shore without any injuries. Operator had personal flotation devices for 24 occupants. The incident occurred less than 20ft from the dock at St Johns St. No other vessels were involved in this incident. Operator's vessel was pumped out and returned to Havre De Grace Marina, where it was pulled from the water. Damages included chains wrapped up into the propellers and at least 2 holes in the hull of the vessel. Vessel damages exceeded $2,000.
  
  All events occurred in Harford County, MD.