What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: on may 16, 1996 at approximately 0910 hours, Nashville airport security was dispatched to delta gate B-11 in reference to a medical emergency onboard comair flight 3867 involving the first officer, scott green. The first officer was reported incapacitated and/or unconscious by the captain. When security arrived scott was no longer incapacitated and explained that he was suffering from sinus congestion and had been taking an over-the-counter antihistamine. He was alert, awake and oriented upon securities arrival and refused transport to a medical facility; his vitals were taken. Scott was then taken in a personal vehicle, to summit medical center's emergency room by aaron prince the manager of intex and was later released. Scott green later returned to cincinnati on flight 3912 as a passenger accompanied by his wife. privacy data omitted Iso 0360022 this incident is closed.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: ON MAY 16, 1996 AT APPROXIMATELY 0910 HOURS, NASHVILLE AIRPORT SECURITY WAS DISPATCHED TO DELTA GATE B-11 IN REFERENCE TO A MEDICAL EMERGENCY ONBOARD COMAIR FLIGHT 3867 INVOLVING THE FIRST OFFICER, SCOTT GREEN. THE FIRST OFFICER WAS REPORTED INCAPACITATED AND/OR UNCONSCIOUS BY THE CAPTAIN. WHEN SECURITY ARRIVED SCOTT WAS NO LONGER INCAPACITATED AND EXPLAINED THAT HE WAS SUFFERING FROM SINUS CONGESTION AND HAD BEEN TAKING AN OVER-THE-COUNTER ANTIHISTAMINE. HE WAS ALERT, AWAKE AND ORIENTED UPON SECURITIES ARRIVAL AND REFUSED TRANSPORT TO A MEDICAL FACILITY; HIS VITALS WERE TAKEN. SCOTT WAS THEN TAKEN IN A PERSONAL VEHICLE, TO SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER'S EMERGENCY ROOM BY AARON PRINCE THE MANAGER OF INTEX AND WAS LATER RELEASED. SCOTT GREEN LATER RETURNED TO CINCINNATI ON FLIGHT 3912 AS A PASSENGER ACCOMPANIED BY HIS WIFE. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ ISO 0360022 THIS INCIDENT IS CLOSED.