What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On July 1, 2009, at around 8:55 local, aircraft N60616, a Cessna model C172, lost power and landed uneventfully at the Leffler Airport near Longwood, Florida. The flight that day was a dual, instructional flight to the local practice area over lake ashby. The pilot stated that as he was setting up for a stall, he brought the power back to idle and upon recovery, applied full power. The engine remained idled, as it was not responding to any throttle command. After landing, the engine cowling was removed and an inspection of the throttle cable revealed a sheared bolt. This bolt attaches the throttle cable to the throttle body of the carburetor. A new bolt was installed and the aircraft departed and landed uneventfully at the new symerna beach airport. Note: block 21 - pilot information not applicable. Note: block 38 - aircraft, N60616, was repaired on the air field and departed. Therefore there was no FAA representative at the scene.
As the FAA filed it
ON JULY 1, 2009, AT AROUND 8:55 LOCAL, AIRCRAFT N60616, A CESSNA MODEL C172, LOST POWER AND LANDED UNEVENTFULLY AT THE LEFFLER AIRPORT NEAR LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. THE FLIGHT THAT DAY WAS A DUAL, INSTRUCTIONAL FLIGHT TO THE LOCAL PRACTICE AREA OVER LAKE ASHBY. THE PILOT STATED THAT AS HE WAS SETTING UP FOR A STALL, HE BROUGHT THE POWER BACK TO IDLE AND UPON RECOVERY, APPLIED FULL POWER. THE ENGINE REMAINED IDLED, AS IT WAS NOT RESPONDING TO ANY THROTTLE COMMAND. AFTER LANDING, THE ENGINE COWLING WAS REMOVED AND AN INSPECTION OF THE THROTTLE CABLE REVEALED A SHEARED BOLT. THIS BOLT ATTACHES THE THROTTLE CABLE TO THE THROTTLE BODY OF THE CARBURETOR. A NEW BOLT WAS INSTALLED AND THE AIRCRAFT DEPARTED AND LANDED UNEVENTFULLY AT THE NEW SYMERNA BEACH AIRPORT. NOTE: BLOCK 21 - PILOT INFORMATION NOT APPLICABLE.NOTE: BLOCK 38 - AIRCRAFT, N60616, WAS REPAIRED ON THE AIR FIELD AND DEPARTED. THEREFORE THERE WAS NO FAA REPRESENTATIVE AT THE SCENE.