RedactedNarrative: PWC capsized and flooded the engine compartment.  Three occupants of the PWC swam back to shore.  
  On July 8th, 2020 at approximately 1732 hours, I Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was dispatched to a call for service in reference to a Personal Watercraft that had capsized in the area of the Banana River just south of SR 528 and the occupants had swam to shore.  I arrived on scene by vessel at approximately 1739 hours and found that the vessel, a 10-foot Kawasaki jet ski (FL8161NT) was swamped along the shoreline of the SR 528 bridge.
  
  	I interviewed the operator of the vessel who stated that she was going slow speed minimum wake and the vessel was jostled by a swell causing it to roll over.  There were two other occupants on the vessel.  All three subjects were wearing life jackets and were able to swim the PWC to the nearby shoreline.  
  
  	I spoke with the owner of the vessel about the possible damage to the vessel and I provided a Self-Report Boating Accident Form to him and informed him to notify me by phone if the damage was over $2000.  Approximately 6 weeks after the boating accident, he called me to inform me that the damage to the vessel was going to be approximately $3800.  All of the damage was caused by saltwater entering the engine compartment while it was capsized.
  