What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: Mr. Sturn attempted to operate this airplane without a pilot certificate and while carrying five passengers onboard. Additionally, he did not have the permission of the owner to operate the airplane. After starting one engine, the airplane began turning rapidly in circles, striking a fence and damaging one wing tip. Mr. Sturn then started the other engine but stopped further movement when employees of the FBO arrived at the aircraft. He was then asked to shut down the engines and come into the bfo office with which he complied. The local sheriff's department arrived shortly thereafter and Mr. Sturn was arrested for attempted second degree grand larceny. This incident is closed.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: MR. STURN ATTEMPTED TO OPERATE THIS AIRPLANE WITHOUT A PILOT CERTIFICATE AND WHILE CARRYING FIVE PASSENGERS ONBOARD. ADDITIONALLY, HE DID NOT HAVE THE PERMISSION OF THE OWNER TO OPERATE THE AIRPLANE. AFTER STARTING ONE ENGINE, THE AIRPLANE BEGAN TURNING RAPIDLY IN CIRCLES, STRIKING A FENCE AND DAMAGING ONE WING TIP. MR. STURN THEN STARTED THE OTHER ENGINE BUT STOPPED FURTHER MOVEMENT WHEN EMPLOYEES OF THE FBO ARRIVED AT THE AIRCRAFT. HE WAS THEN ASKED TO SHUT DOWN THE ENGINES AND COME INTO THE BFO OFFICE WITH WHICH HE COMPLIED. THE LOCAL SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ARRIVED SHORTLY THEREAFTER AND MR. STURN WAS ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED SECOND DEGREE GRAND LARCENY. THIS INCIDENT IS CLOSED.
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