What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Mr. Gerald basil, an uncertificated pilot, recently purchased N4096Y, an exp. Titan tornado, and was attempting his first flight in the aircraft. On take off, Mr. Basil lost control of the aircraft, exited the runway, and struck a runway light. Damage to the aircraft included a torn gear and damage to the leading edge of one wing. Mr. Basil stated to FSDO personnel, that he was not a rated pilot because he could not obtain a medical certificate based on anti-depressant medication he was taking. privacy data omitted Our office has been unable to re-contact Mr. Basil to fully complete this form.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) MR. GERALD BASIL, AN UNCERTIFICATED PILOT, RECENTLY PURCHASED N4096Y, AN EXP. TITAN TORNADO, AND WAS ATTEMPTING HIS FIRST FLIGHT IN THE AIRCRAFT. ON TAKE OFF, MR. BASIL LOST CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT, EXITED THE RUNWAY, AND STRUCK A RUNWAY LIGHT. DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT INCLUDED A TORN GEAR AND DAMAGE TO THE LEADING EDGE OF ONE WING. MR. BASIL STATED TO FSDO PERSONNEL, THAT HE WAS NOT A RATED PILOT BECAUSE HE COULD NOT OBTAIN A MEDICAL CERTIFICATE BASED ON ANTI-DEPRESSANT MEDICATION HE WAS TAKING. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ OUR OFFICE HAS BEEN UNABLE TO RE-CONTACT MR. BASIL TO FULLY COMPLETE THIS FORM.