What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23)On December 6, 2000, a signature flight support beltloader caused minor damage to the door sill plate and lower skin under the aft cargo pit area. A antenna was also broken. The throttle cable on the beltloader stuck and would not return to idle. Signature flight support put an out of service-red tag on the beltloader and replaced the throttle cable. They also inspected all motorized equipment on the Continental ramp and found no other throttle issues. The signature employee completed a drug test as company policy dictates after an incident. The results were negative and the employee returned to work. The a/c was repaired and returned to service.
As the FAA filed it
(-23)ON DECEMBER 6, 2000, A SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT BELTLOADER CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE TO THE DOOR SILL PLATE AND LOWER SKIN UNDER THE AFT CARGO PIT AREA. A ANTENNA WAS ALSO BROKEN. THE THROTTLE CABLE ON THE BELTLOADER STUCK AND WOULD NOT RETURN TO IDLE. SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT PUT AN OUT OF SERVICE-RED TAG ON THE BELTLOADER AND REPLACED THE THROTTLE CABLE. THEY ALSO INSPECTED ALL MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT ON THE CONTINENTAL RAMP AND FOUND NO OTHER THROTTLE ISSUES. THE SIGNATURE EMPLOYEE COMPLETED A DRUG TEST AS COMPANY POLICY DICTATES AFTER AN INCIDENT. THE RESULTS WERE NEGATIVE AND THE EMPLOYEE RETURNED TO WORK. THE A/C WAS REPAIRED AND RETURNED TO SERVICE.