What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: the aircraft had been spraying pesticides on a cotton field for approximately 10 minutes when during a descent, the landing gear strut hit an electric wire. The wire was cut by the landing gear wire strut cutter. However, causing no damage to the aircraft and no other property damage. The plane continued spraying the field until its weight was reduced enough to land safely at the Suffolk municipal airport. The pilot contacted Virginia power. The pilot was counseled as to proper methods of scouting fields prior to spraying. Incident closed.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: THE AIRCRAFT HAD BEEN SPRAYING PESTICIDES ON A COTTON FIELD FOR APPROXIMATELY 10 MINUTES WHEN DURING A DESCENT, THE LANDING GEAR STRUT HIT AN ELECTRIC WIRE. THE WIRE WAS CUT BY THE LANDING GEAR WIRE STRUT CUTTER. HOWEVER, CAUSING NO DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT AND NO OTHER PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE PLANE CONTINUED SPRAYING THE FIELD UNTIL ITS WEIGHT WAS REDUCED ENOUGH TO LAND SAFELY AT THE SUFFOLK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. THE PILOT CONTACTED VIRGINIA POWER. THE PILOT WAS COUNSELED AS TO PROPER METHODS OF SCOUTING FIELDS PRIOR TO SPRAYING. INCIDENT CLOSED.