What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) FAA notified that an aircraft had run into the fence at 52F, responded to scene and interviewed marcair owner. Pilot had been sent home due to stress from incident. Aircraft owner stated that the pilot had landed on thenumbers and was a little slow getting the aircraft settled on runway, was moving @ appr. 10 mph and continued straight off the runway until contact with the fence was made. Inspection of the aircraft revealed damage to prop and several deep gouges on landing gear struts. Operational check of the brakes completed, no defects noted. Reviewed maintenance records, no defects noted. Secured pilots information and released aircraft from the investigation.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) FAA NOTIFIED THAT AN AIRCRAFT HAD RUN INTO THE FENCE AT 52F, RESPONDED TO SCENE AND INTERVIEWED MARCAIR OWNER. PILOT HAD BEEN SENT HOME DUE TO STRESS FROM INCIDENT. AIRCRAFT OWNER STATED THAT THE PILOT HAD LANDED ON THENUMBERS AND WAS A LITTLE SLOW GETTING THE AIRCRAFT SETTLED ON RUNWAY, WAS MOVING @ APPR. 10 MPH AND CONTINUED STRAIGHT OFF THE RUNWAY UNTIL CONTACT WITH THE FENCE WAS MADE. INSPECTION OF THE AIRCRAFT REVEALED DAMAGE TO PROP AND SEVERAL DEEP GOUGES ON LANDING GEAR STRUTS. OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE BRAKES COMPLETED, NO DEFECTS NOTED. REVIEWED MAINTENANCE RECORDS, NO DEFECTS NOTED. SECURED PILOTS INFORMATION AND RELEASED AIRCRAFT FROM THE INVESTIGATION.