What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
06/17/2010 At 1300 local time the grr FSDO received call from the operator (a part 141 flight school), stating that Cessna 172S, N52519 was in maintenance for a scheduled inspection. When the engine cowling was removed, the engine firewall was discovered to be bent and wrinkled where the nose landing gear attaches to the airframe. There was no other visible damage to the fuselage exterior. No injuries are involved.
As the FAA filed it
06/17/2010 AT 1300 LOCAL TIME THE GRR FSDO RECEIVED CALL FROM THE OPERATOR (A PART 141 FLIGHT SCHOOL), STATING THAT CESSNA 172S, N52519 WAS IN MAINTENANCE FOR A SCHEDULED INSPECTION. WHEN THE ENGINE COWLING WAS REMOVED, THE ENGINE FIREWALL WAS DISCOVERED TO BE BENT AND WRINKLED WHERE THE NOSE LANDING GEAR ATTACHES TO THE AIRFRAME. THERE WAS NO OTHER VISIBLE DAMAGE TO THE FUSELAGE EXTERIOR. NO INJURIES ARE INVOLVED.