ON 7/25/23, U.S COAST GUARD RESPONDED TO A CAPSIZED VESSEL APPROXIMATELY 10-12 MILES OFFSHORE OF LONG KEY.  
While investigating the incident, I contacted the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Sector Key West and Station Islamorada, the responding station to the incident. I was also in contact with a Towboat US Captain, who operates out of Islamorada.
According to a phone interview with SEATOW, he received a call at approximately 0700, on July 25, 2023,  that the vessel was aground ocean side of Snake Creek. When he arrived, there were two adult Hispanic Males on board. SEATOW was able to free the vessel, and the two males paid for the service and headed offshore. At approximately 1658 hours, SEATOW responded to a call near Tennessee Reef involving a capsized vessel. When he arrived, it was the same vessel capsized with the two Hispanic male on board. He explained that the individuals were recovered by a USCG small boat from Station Islamorada and then USCG departed the scene. 
According to USCG Sector Key West and Station Islamorada, they received a call of a capsized vessel approximately eleven to twelve miles offshore of Long Key at approximately 1700 hours. The small boat arrived at the scene and pulled two Hispanic males from the vessel and brought them back to Station Islamorada. Neither individual was the registered owner of the vessel. According to USCG, the individuals did not have identification and were only identified by given names:
The matter was turned over to U.S Customs and Border Patrol, and the two individuals were released from the station.
South Atlantic
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