What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Aircraft was at 31K in cruise when the baggage compartment fire indicator lamp illumonated. The captain discharged the fire bottle and selected bleeds off per the checklist. As the aircraft descended for landing, the lamp extinguished at approximately 4-5K feet. Initial visual inspection and maintenance afterword discovered no evidence of fire or smoke. The baggage comartment smoke detector, fire bottle, and cartridge were replaced. Aircraft continued flight with no further issues.
As the FAA filed it
AIRCRAFT WAS AT 31K IN CRUISE WHEN THE BAGGAGE COMPARTMENT FIRE INDICATOR LAMP ILLUMONATED. THE CAPTAIN DISCHARGED THE FIRE BOTTLE AND SELECTED BLEEDS OFF PER THE CHECKLIST. AS THE AIRCRAFT DESCENDED FOR LANDING, THE LAMP EXTINGUISHED AT APPROXIMATELY 4-5K FEET. INITIAL VISUAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE AFTERWORD DISCOVERED NO EVIDENCE OF FIRE OR SMOKE. THE BAGGAGE COMARTMENT SMOKE DETECTOR, FIRE BOTTLE, AND CARTRIDGE WERE REPLACED. AIRCRAFT CONTINUED FLIGHT WITH NO FURTHER ISSUES.