RedactedNarrative: On 8/8/2016, at approximately 1339 hours, I was dispatched to a 36'' sail boat engulfed in flames on the North Shore of the CandD Canal. The Vessel, a sailboat, was traveling Westbound down the CandD Canal. 
  
  Owner of the Vessel stated that at approximately 1309 hours he was in the gally when he heard a loud popping sound coming from the engine compartment. Operator looked in the engine compartment and saw red fluid leaking from what appeared to be the transmission, then the fluid ignited in flames. 
  
  Operator grabbed the fire extinguisher and tried to suppress the flames but was unsuccessful. He then realized he could not extinguish the flames so he grabbed a type IV throwable and a Personal Floatation Device and abandoned ship with the operator of the vessel and first mate. The vessel came to its final resting place on the North shoreline rocks of the CandD Canal. Both occupants were not injured. On 8/10/16 the vessel was removed from the waterway and destroyed.