What happened
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Night landing touched down approximately 2100 ft down 2780 ft runway.
Runway grass, freshly mowed and heavy dew (wet) [slippery] brakes were ineffective in slowing aircraft within available distance.
Aircraft continued off end of runway into drainage ditch adjacent road perpendicular to runway, swerving left on impact with ditch wall.
Damage caused by impact of landing gear in ditch and wingtip contacting road
As the FAA filed it
NIGHT LANDING TOUCHED DOWN APPROXIMATELY 2100 FT DOWN 2780 FT RUNWAY.
RUNWAY GRASS, FRESHLY MOWED AND HEAVY DEW (WET) [SLIPPERY] BRAKES WERE INEFFECTIVE IN SLOWING AIRCRAFT WITHIN AVAILABLE DISTANCE.
AIRCRAFT CONTINUED OFF END OF RUNWAY INTO DRAINAGE DITCH ADJACENT ROAD PERPENDICULAR TO RUNWAY, SWERVING LEFT ON IMPACT WITH DITCH WALL.
DAMAGE CAUSED BY IMPACT OF LANDING GEAR IN DITCH AND WINGTIP CONTACTING ROAD
NTSB investigation
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