What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: at 07:28 local time, on 5/16/96, MS. Pamela gallina was operating on R-22 for a company by the name of Florida traffic watch, who gives morning traffic reports for various radio stations. The reporter, Mr. Sean toner, thought the door was not closed tight and tried to reclose the door. The door fell off and landed in front of a dormitory on the university of Miami campus, located at 1211 dickenson ave., Miami, FL. No bystanders were injured and no property was damaged. The door was taken to the coral gables police dept. Property room. (284-6666).
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: AT 07:28 LOCAL TIME, ON 5/16/96, MS. PAMELA GALLINA WAS OPERATING ON R-22 FOR A COMPANY BY THE NAME OF FLORIDA TRAFFIC WATCH, WHO GIVES MORNING TRAFFIC REPORTS FOR VARIOUS RADIO STATIONS. THE REPORTER, MR. SEAN TONER, THOUGHT THE DOOR WAS NOT CLOSED TIGHT AND TRIED TO RECLOSE THE DOOR. THE DOOR FELL OFF AND LANDED IN FRONT OF A DORMITORY ON THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CAMPUS, LOCATED AT 1211 DICKENSON AVE., MIAMI, FL. NO BYSTANDERS WERE INJURED AND NO PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED. THE DOOR WAS TAKEN TO THE CORAL GABLES POLICE DEPT. PROPERTY ROOM. (284-6666).