What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: Cessna 172, N9589H, owned and operated by forentius wansink, departed sandy creek airport, FL, destined for danville, KY. Pilot made decision to return to sandy creek, 30 miles north of eufaula, AL due to weather. Weather at that time was 2000' to 3000' overcast, temperature was 50 degree s f. pilot reported engine running rough about 10 to 15 miles north of Dothan, AL. He pulled carburetor heat on but engine quit running. Pilot sated that he made three attempts to restart, but each time the engine only turned over once each attempt. He was forced to land on technology drive, Dothan, AL. Mechanic privacy data omitted of panama city, FL recovered the aircraft. He stated he ran the engine extensively with no problems noted.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: CESSNA 172, N9589H, OWNED AND OPERATED BY FORENTIUS WANSINK, DEPARTED SANDY CREEK AIRPORT, FL, DESTINED FOR DANVILLE, KY. PILOT MADE DECISION TO RETURN TO SANDY CREEK, 30 MILES NORTH OF EUFAULA, AL DUE TO WEATHER. WEATHER AT THAT TIME WAS 2000' TO 3000' OVERCAST, TEMPERATURE WAS 50 DEGREE S F. PILOT REPORTED ENGINE RUNNING ROUGH ABOUT 10 TO 15 MILES NORTH OF DOTHAN, AL. HE PULLED CARBURETOR HEAT ON BUT ENGINE QUIT RUNNING. PILOT SATED THAT HE MADE THREE ATTEMPTS TO RESTART, BUT EACH TIME THE ENGINE ONLY TURNED OVER ONCE EACH ATTEMPT. HE WAS FORCED TO LAND ON TECHNOLOGY DRIVE, DOTHAN, AL. MECHANIC ^PRIVACY DATA O^ OF PANAMA CITY, FL RECOVERED THE AIRCRAFT. HE STATED HE RAN THE ENGINE EXTENSIVELY WITH NO PROBLEMS NOTED.