What happened
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(-23) On 01/22/2009, 1500 hrs aircraft N20275, CE-172M, departed VFR batesville ar (bvx) in route to benton ar (suz) with privacy data omitted, pvt. Pilot privacy data omitted MEL, sel and one passenger. Received clearance to start descent from 4,500' to benton suz. Upon decreasing the throttle the engine began an uncontrollable variation of RPM. Elected to land at north Little Rock (ork) airport. Landing on runway 23 was to fast and ran off the end of runway. The pilot and passenger received no injuries and the plane received substantial damage.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON 01/22/2009, 1500 HRS AIRCRAFT N20275, CE-172M, DEPARTED VFR BATESVILLE AR (BVX) IN ROUTE TO BENTON AR (SUZ) WITH ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^, PVT. PILOT ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ MEL, SEL AND ONE PASSENGER. RECEIVED CLEARANCE TO START DESCENT FROM 4,500' TO BENTON SUZ. UPON DECREASING THE THROTTLE THE ENGINE BEGAN AN UNCONTROLLABLE VARIATION OF RPM. ELECTED TO LAND AT NORTH LITTLE ROCK (ORK) AIRPORT. LANDING ON RUNWAY 23 WAS TO FAST AND RAN OFF THE END OF RUNWAY. THE PILOT AND PASSENGER RECEIVED NO INJURIES AND THE PLANE RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE.
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