RedactedNarrative: On 08 Oct 2021 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was on patrol in Leon County when dispatch contacted me about a boating accident on Lake Talquin with the boat taking on water.  
  I responded by getting a boat and launched the boat at Hopkins landing, Another officer joined me on the vessel.  
  Once heading towards the accident location, I noticed another vessel with a red light (Fire and Rescue) leaving from the proximity of the location.  I came along side the Fire Rescue vessel and they had the two occupants of the vessel that was taking on water. 
  Owner/operator and occupant both stated that they were moving just above idling when they ran up on a stomp.  Once on the stomp they could not get off of it and started to take on water.  At that time they called 911. 
  I left another officer with boat owner and passenger and I went over to the accident location (N 30.4046 W 84.6414).  By the time i got there the vessel had rolled over off the stump and capsized. The stump was approximately 3 inches under the water line.  The water was shallow enough that once the vessel capsized the cowling of the motor was touching bottom and the vessel was stationary.  I attempted to tie it off to a tree, but was unable to move the capsized vessel. 
  Once back at the boat ramp, we took both individuals (by truck) to their vehicle.  Officers and myself met them at the other boat ramp by vessel. 
  Once there OP1 made contact with his insurance company and was working on how to recover the vessel.  At that time this concluded our encounter for the day.
  On 09 Oct 2021 we went back to Lake Talquin to ensure the vessel had been removed.  I searched the area and the vessel was gone.
  I spoke with OP1 and told him that he has to be more careful while navigating on Lake Talquin. This concluded my investigation on this accident.
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