RedactedNarrative: On 6/6/19 at approximately 1615 hours, a white and blue cuddy cabin vessel was on a recreational cruise in west of the Sebastian Inlet Bridge when one of the 9 occupants voluntarily exited the vessel and entered the water to swim. At the time the inlet was experiencing a strong outgoing tidal current. 
  
  The swimmer attempted to get back into the vessel, but due to size and weight had difficulty. All but one (the operator) of the remaining occupants went to the transom of the vessel in an attempt to assist the swimmer back on to the vessel. The operator turned off the motors for the safety of the swimmer. Due to the current the vessel was taken under the bridge and into the breakers of the outgoing tide. The weight at the rear of the vessel also allowed water to enter over the transom. As the vessel became weighed down by water, more waves began coming over the transom. Eventual causing the vessel to capsize. Two juvenile occupants reported injuries to their heads and one was transported to a local hospital for evaluation and was cleared with only a concussion. ; 
  
  Subject was hit by vessel during the capsizing. The vessel gunnel struck subject in head when it fell on top of her. Subject2 was stuck by vessel during capsizing. Vessel gunnel hit subjects head during roll. Subject was transported to Holmes Regional Medical Center at parents request due to prior concussion history.
  