Harley Lasseter, 14, killed when motorcycle is rear-ended by hit-and-run driver on State Route 75 near Geraldine, Alabama
Crossville Teen Killed In A Hit And Run
The 14-year-old was fatally injured when the 2003 Honda CH-80 motorcycle they were operating was struck from behind by an unknown vehicle that left the scene. The juvenile was pronounced deceased at the scene of the crash, which occurred on Alabama 75 near the 68 mile marker, approximately three miles south of Geraldine.
Family identifies Crossville teen killed in hit-and-run
Lasseter was multi-talented and an avid sports player and leader, his family said. He was very outgoing, was soft-spoken and loved spending time with his family and friends. Church was a priority for Lasseter, as well.
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