RedactedNarrative: Vessel capsizes while at anchor with 3 persons on board fishing. One person suffered a minor head laceration requiring sutures after impacting something on the vessel when it capsized.
  
   According to Subject1 they were anchored fishing near Pasco Reef #2 when his brother, Subject2 who was fishing near the port quarter of the vessel told him they were taking on a lot of water over the transom of the vessel. Subject1 then pulled their anchor and tried to start the vessel however it would not start. Subject1 then went into the cabin of his vessel to start grabbing lifejackets to hand to his son all while Subject2 was trying to bail some of the water in the stern of the vessel with a 5-gallon bucket. 
  
  According to Subject2 the swells kept coming over the transom of the 23-foot Cuddy Cabin vessel and the vessel’s stern began to sink and started to roll over towards its port side, then it finally capsized leaving Two people in the water however Subject1 was still inside the cabin when the vessel sank and capsized.  Subject1 swam his way out of the cabin and made it to the surface of the water by holding onto the floating ice chest from the vessel. Subject1’s son suffered a minor head laceration due to his head impacting an unknown object on the vessel as it capsized. He was admitted to Bayonet Point Hospital and received approximately 8 staples to his head and was discharged.
  