Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Former Alabama Gov. Bob Riley has been released from a Sarasota, Fla. hospital where he was recovering from being injured in a motorcycle wreck near Fairbanks, Alaska.
Riley's former chief of staff, Dave Stewart, said Riley was released Friday and would spend time recuperating at a family-owned condominium in the Sarasota area. Riley had been in a hospital in Fairbanks until Monday, when he was transferred by a medical airplane to Sarasota.
Stewart said Riley was released from the hospital with instructions from doctors to rest while recuperating with family members at the condominium.
The 66-year-old Riley was on a cross-country motorcycle trip when he was injured June 26 in an accident on a road north of Fairbanks when he had to put the motorcycle down to avoid losing control.
Riley's former chief of staff, Dave Stewart, said Riley was released Friday and would spend time recuperating at a family-owned condominium in the Sarasota area. Riley had been in a hospital in Fairbanks until Monday, when he was transferred by a medical airplane to Sarasota.
Stewart said Riley was released from the hospital with instructions from doctors to rest while recuperating with family members at the condominium.
The 66-year-old Riley was on a cross-country motorcycle trip when he was injured June 26 in an accident on a road north of Fairbanks when he had to put the motorcycle down to avoid losing control.
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