What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On August 14, 1999 at 1:52 am PDT, Mr. Leo c. syler, pilot certificate #002528271, and a friend were observed by North Bend police officers as intoxicated on the North Bend airport property. Mr. Syler awoke and at 9:30 am PDT decided to take his friend for a ride in the CE-150-J, N60051. Airport employee Ms. Jexra joy, concerned about Mr. Syler flying intoxicated, caled and reported the incident to roc. As the aircraft landed, coos county sheriff dan looney approached N60051 and asked if the pilot would submit to a breathalyzer test; he agreed. North Bend police were summoned to the airport to give the breathalyzer test. The results were .05; above the legal limit.
As the FAA filed it
ON AUGUST 14, 1999 AT 1:52 AM PDT, MR. LEO C. SYLER, PILOT CERTIFICATE #002528271, AND A FRIEND WERE OBSERVED BY NORTH BEND POLICE OFFICERS AS INTOXICATED ON THE NORTH BEND AIRPORT PROPERTY. MR. SYLER AWOKE AND AT 9:30 AM PDT DECIDED TO TAKE HIS FRIEND FOR A RIDE IN THE CE-150-J, N60051. AIRPORT EMPLOYEE MS. JEXRA JOY, CONCERNED ABOUT MR. SYLER FLYING INTOXICATED, CALED AND REPORTED THE INCIDENT TO ROC. AS THE AIRCRAFT LANDED, COOS COUNTY SHERIFF DAN LOONEY APPROACHED N60051 AND ASKED IF THE PILOT WOULD SUBMIT TO A BREATHALYZER TEST; HE AGREED. NORTH BEND POLICE WERE SUMMONED TO THE AIRPORT TO GIVE THE BREATHALYZER TEST. THE RESULTS WERE .05; ABOVE THE LEGAL LIMIT.
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