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Police corporal killed in ‘freak’ motorcycle crash remembered by wife, father

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Police corporal killed in ‘freak’ motorcycle crash remembered by wife, father — Rome Real Estate news

AUTAUGA COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA/Gray News) - An Alabama woman says she just had two and a half weeks with her husband before he was taken away from her in a motorcycle crash. “I’m waiting for him to walk through the doors,” newlywed bride Chloe Greiner-Davis said.Greiner-Davis’s husband, Dakota Davis, was a corporal with the Prattville Police Department.The 25-year-old was killed after a wreck on his motorcycle, something Davis’s wife and father say was a freak accident with no one to blame.According to loved ones, motorcycles were a hobby for Davis and something he had a passion for since he was a kid.“I was so upset that he got a motorcycle, but I knew it was his calling,” Greiner-Davis said. “My biggest thing was you could be the best driver on this planet, but other people just don’t know how to drive.”Davis was described as a family man who was intentional with his words and found real purpose in his job as a police officer protecting and serving the public.“A man of few words, and he

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