What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: according to the cabin crew, all carry-bags were properly stowed prior to departure from the denver airport. It could not be determined if the carry on bag in question had been repositioned by the passenger after the flight departed denver. Flight attendant, good, stated that the cartons in her left hand blocked her vision of the exposed carry-on bag handles. She stated that her left foot caught the exposed handles, causing her to twist her leg. She had to remain seated for the balance of the flight. Ms. Good, stated that x-rays were taken and there is a possibility that she may have chipped a bone in her ankle.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: ACCORDING TO THE CABIN CREW, ALL CARRY-BAGS WERE PROPERLY STOWED PRIOR TO DEPARTURE FROM THE DENVER AIRPORT. IT COULD NOT BE DETERMINED IF THE CARRY ON BAG IN QUESTION HAD BEEN REPOSITIONED BY THE PASSENGER AFTER THE FLIGHT DEPARTED DENVER. FLIGHT ATTENDANT, GOOD, STATED THAT THE CARTONS IN HER LEFT HAND BLOCKED HER VISION OF THE EXPOSED CARRY-ON BAG HANDLES. SHE STATED THAT HER LEFT FOOT CAUGHT THE EXPOSED HANDLES, CAUSING HER TO TWIST HER LEG. SHE HAD TO REMAIN SEATED FOR THE BALANCE OF THE FLIGHT. MS. GOOD, STATED THAT X-RAYS WERE TAKEN AND THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT SHE MAY HAVE CHIPPED A BONE IN HER ANKLE.