Event Overview
The pilot was conducting a series of touch-and-go landings for practice purposes. After the second landing, during the rollout, the pilot observed a patrol vehicle crossing the runway ahead. To avoid a potential collision, the pilot steered the aircraft to the left. Following this evasive action, the pilot elected to initiate a go-around, intending to apply full power and take off again without stopping. However, the pilot then realized that the remaining runway length was insufficient to safely complete the takeoff. Consequently, the go-around was aborted. The aircraft subsequently departed the end of the runway and collided with brush and trees.
Sequence of Events
The practice session involved multiple touch-and-go landings. On the second landing, after touchdown, the pilot saw a patrol vehicle moving across the runway. The pilot deviated left to avoid the vehicle, then decided to go around. Upon reassessing the situation, the pilot determined that the distance left on the runway was not enough to continue the go-around. The go-around was therefore abandoned. The aircraft overran the runway end and struck brush and trees.