What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Pilot stated that while practicing engine failure procedures on take-off, student instructor pilot failed to decrease the aiplanes pitch attitude to the degree required. Aircraft developed an excessive sink rate. Mr. Nelson requested for full power. The student instructor pilot failed to execute the reported command and the aircraft settled with a subsequent hard landing. Due to the hard landing, the aircraft brake system failed to slow aircraft sufficiently which caused aircraft to roll into a chain link fence at the end of runway 36. During aircraft's "slow roll" towards the fence, Mr. Roddy unbuckled his restraint and exited the aircraft, sustaining minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for examination. Mr. Roddy was held overnight for observation. Aircraft sustained minor damage.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) PILOT STATED THAT WHILE PRACTICING ENGINE FAILURE PROCEDURES ON TAKE-OFF, STUDENT INSTRUCTOR PILOT FAILED TO DECREASE THE AIPLANES PITCH ATTITUDE TO THE DEGREE REQUIRED. AIRCRAFT DEVELOPED AN EXCESSIVE SINK RATE. MR. NELSON REQUESTED FOR FULL POWER. THE STUDENT INSTRUCTOR PILOT FAILED TO EXECUTE THE REPORTED COMMAND AND THE AIRCRAFT SETTLED WITH A SUBSEQUENT HARD LANDING. DUE TO THE HARD LANDING, THE AIRCRAFT BRAKE SYSTEM FAILED TO SLOW AIRCRAFT SUFFICIENTLY WHICH CAUSED AIRCRAFT TO ROLL INTO A CHAIN LINK FENCE AT THE END OF RUNWAY 36. DURING AIRCRAFT'S "SLOW ROLL" TOWARDS THE FENCE, MR. RODDY UNBUCKLED HIS RESTRAINT AND EXITED THE AIRCRAFT, SUSTAINING MINOR INJURIES AND WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL FOR EXAMINATION. MR. RODDY WAS HELD OVERNIGHT FOR OBSERVATION. AIRCRAFT SUSTAINED MINOR DAMAGE.