Incident Overview
According to the pilot, the aircraft touched down without incident. During the subsequent rollout, the pilot moved the yoke forward in preparation for taxiing off the runway. This action resulted in a loss of directional control, causing the aircraft to veer left and exit the side of the runway.
Aircraft Damage
The nose gear separated from the aircraft, and the right wing made contact with the ground. An inspection revealed that the nose gear assembly had sustained an overload type failure. No discrepancies were found with the operation of the brakes. The left main landing gear tire exhibited flat spots.
Runway Evidence
Several hundred feet of tire tread skid marks were observed on the runway, consistent with the aircraft's ground path during the excursion.
Operational Details
The pilot reported that the aircraft touched down without mishap. The loss of control occurred after the yoke was brought forward while the aircraft was still on the runway during rollout.