What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
This 140 hour private pilot and owner of incident aircraft was rated for VFR only. Weather was 300 feet overcast, visibility 1.75 miles, dewpoint spread 07/07.
The pilot did not file a flight plan and did not check the weather properly.
The aircraft touched down at approximately 5000FEET from approach theshold. Wet runway and pilot trying to stop aircraft caused aircraft to depart runway. Damage aircraft due to hitting signage, lights, and ditch.
2 Passengers onboard. No injures.
As the FAA filed it
THIS 140 HOUR PRIVATE PILOT AND OWNER OF INCIDENT AIRCRAFT WAS RATED FOR VFR ONLY. WEATHER WAS 300 FEET OVERCAST, VISIBILITY 1.75 MILES, DEWPOINT SPREAD 07/07.
THE PILOT DID NOT FILE A FLIGHT PLAN AND DID NOT CHECK THE WEATHER PROPERLY.
THE AIRCRAFT TOUCHED DOWN AT APPROXIMATELY 5000FEET FROM APPROACH THESHOLD. WET RUNWAY AND PILOT TRYING TO STOP AIRCRAFT CAUSED AIRCRAFT TO DEPART RUNWAY. DAMAGE AIRCRAFT DUE TO HITTING SIGNAGE, LIGHTS, AND DITCH.
2 PASSENGERS ONBOARD. NO INJURES.