What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) On jan. 6, 2003, at 0053 UTC during landing in Rifle, CO (kril) the airplane was not able to stop within the length of the runway and it ended up approximately 160 feet from the end of the runway. Only damage noted was 4 main tires. Runway conditions were ice, snow and slush. L/h thrust reverser did not deploy and braking action was reported as nil. After aircraft was moved back on the cement, the thrust reversers were checked, and properly deployed without further problems. Note: main gear brake and further thrust reverser checks will be accomplished prior to ferry of aircraft to Gulfstream in dallas.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON JAN. 6, 2003, AT 0053 UTC DURING LANDING IN RIFLE, CO (KRIL) THE AIRPLANE WAS NOT ABLE TO STOP WITHIN THE LENGTH OF THE RUNWAY AND IT ENDED UP APPROXIMATELY 160 FEET FROM THE END OF THE RUNWAY. ONLY DAMAGE NOTED WAS 4 MAIN TIRES. RUNWAY CONDITIONS WERE ICE, SNOW AND SLUSH. L/H THRUST REVERSER DID NOT DEPLOY AND BRAKING ACTION WAS REPORTED AS NIL. AFTER AIRCRAFT WAS MOVED BACK ON THE CEMENT, THE THRUST REVERSERS WERE CHECKED, AND PROPERLY DEPLOYED WITHOUT FURTHER PROBLEMS. NOTE: MAIN GEAR BRAKE AND FURTHER THRUST REVERSER CHECKS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED PRIOR TO FERRY OF AIRCRAFT TO GULFSTREAM IN DALLAS.