What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On take-off, pilot of a paramotor left the ground with a strong crosswind. At approximately 5 feet AGL, crosswind caused right wing to lower, left wing to rise and tip of left wing contacted the limb of a tree located adjacent to field where take-off was made. Upon contact between the wing tip and tree limb, control of the air vehicle was lost and paramotor abruptly plunged to the ground. Pilot sustained a broken ankle and foot and a fractured pelvis. The pilot was not certificated.
As the FAA filed it
ON TAKE-OFF, PILOT OF A PARAMOTOR LEFT THE GROUND WITH A STRONG CROSSWIND. AT APPROXIMATELY 5 FEET AGL, CROSSWIND CAUSED RIGHT WING TO LOWER, LEFT WING TO RISE AND TIP OF LEFT WING CONTACTED THE LIMB OF A TREE LOCATED ADJACENT TO FIELD WHERE TAKE-OFF WAS MADE. UPON CONTACT BETWEEN THE WING TIP AND TREE LIMB, CONTROL OF THE AIR VEHICLE WAS LOST AND PARAMOTOR ABRUPTLY PLUNGED TO THE GROUND. PILOT SUSTAINED A BROKEN ANKLE AND FOOT AND A FRACTURED PELVIS. THE PILOT WAS NOT CERTIFICATED.