What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-16) None of the nine responsibilities were involved in this accident. Both pilot in command and aircraft were properly certificated. On the day of the accident, the entire front range was experiencing high wind conditions. Shortly after liftoff, the aircraft was hit by a strong gust of wind, forcing it downward and to the right of the runway. Upon impact, aircraft traversed a grassy median, onto a paved taxiway, and came to rest on its nose and on the main gear at the side of the taxiway. No injuries to occupants and substantial damage to the aircraft. Turbulent wind conditions was root cause of this accident, and associated inability of the pilot to correct for the violent side movement of the aircraft caused by the windgust.
As the FAA filed it
(-16) NONE OF THE NINE RESPONSIBILITIES WERE INVOLVED IN THIS ACCIDENT. BOTH PILOT IN COMMAND AND AIRCRAFT WERE PROPERLY CERTIFICATED. ON THE DAY OF THE ACCIDENT, THE ENTIRE FRONT RANGE WAS EXPERIENCING HIGH WIND CONDITIONS. SHORTLY AFTER LIFTOFF, THE AIRCRAFT WAS HIT BY A STRONG GUST OF WIND, FORCING IT DOWNWARD AND TO THE RIGHT OF THE RUNWAY. UPON IMPACT, AIRCRAFT TRAVERSED A GRASSY MEDIAN, ONTO A PAVED TAXIWAY, AND CAME TO REST ON ITS NOSE AND ON THE MAIN GEAR AT THE SIDE OF THE TAXIWAY. NO INJURIES TO OCCUPANTS AND SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT. TURBULENT WIND CONDITIONS WAS ROOT CAUSE OF THIS ACCIDENT, AND ASSOCIATED INABILITY OF THE PILOT TO CORRECT FOR THE VIOLENT SIDE MOVEMENT OF THE AIRCRAFT CAUSED BY THE WINDGUST.