What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) On June 26, 2006, N8206G, a Cessna 188, piloted by privacy data omitted, holder of commercial certificate privacy data omitted, struck a power line while conducting a spray operation. The pilot privacy data omitted had sprayed round-up on his previous flight and was spraying water in a stubble field to clean the residual chemical from the tank. Cms electric contacted the Meade County sheriff to report that a power line had been damaged and no report was made to them. The sheriff contacted the pilot privacy data omitted who said that he was the pilot that had hit the line. The electric company then contacted the flight standards district office to report the incident. Cms electric estimated the damage to the line and poles at $2,000.00. The pilot privacy data omitted has agreed to pay the bill.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON JUNE 26, 2006, N8206G, A CESSNA 188, PILOTED BY ^PRIVACY DATA OMITT^, HOLDER OF COMMERCIAL CERTIFICATE ^PRIVACY DATA OMI^, STRUCK A POWER LINE WHILE CONDUCTING A SPRAY OPERATION. THE PILOT ^PRIVACY DAT^ HAD SPRAYED ROUND-UP ON HIS PREVIOUS FLIGHT AND WAS SPRAYING WATER IN A STUBBLE FIELD TO CLEAN THE RESIDUAL CHEMICAL FROM THE TANK. CMS ELECTRIC CONTACTED THE MEADE COUNTY SHERIFF TO REPORT THAT A POWER LINE HAD BEEN DAMAGED AND NO REPORT WAS MADE TO THEM. THE SHERIFF CONTACTED THE PILOT ^PRIVACY DAT^ WHO SAID THAT HE WAS THE PILOT THAT HAD HIT THE LINE. THE ELECTRIC COMPANY THEN CONTACTED THE FLIGHT STANDARDS DISTRICT OFFICE TO REPORT THE INCIDENT. CMS ELECTRIC ESTIMATED THE DAMAGE TO THE LINE AND POLES AT $2,000.00. THE PILOT ^PRIVACY DAT^ HAS AGREED TO PAY THE BILL.
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