ATLANTA - The GoFundMe campaign set up for Trooper Nathan Bradley was removed Saturday afternoon.
The fund was set up on November 6th to assist Trooper Bradley with upcoming wedding expenses.
Erica Allgood started the page after Trooper Bradley's kind actions sparked national attention.
Bradley was one of the troopers who responded to the Halloween crash that claimed the lives of Donald and Crystal Howard.
Bradley, along with a county deputy, and deputy coroner went to the couple's home to notify the next of kin, and were greeted at the door by four children, ages 13, 10, 8, and 6 years old, all dressed in costumes and waiting for their parents to return home.
Bradley did his best to comfort the children and set up a GoFundMe Page for the children's future.
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Allgood was forced to remove the campaign after learning Trooper Bradley will not be allowed to accept any donations.
She told FOX 5 that all the donations made to the campaign will be refunded.
According to the campaign page:
"This page was created with the intentions of paying it forward to Nathan while maintaining the real reason behind the story, the Howard family. Due to being a state employee, Nathan cannot receive these types of donations. I am working hard and thinking nonstop of ways that we can pay it forward to Nate without him suffering any repercussions. Please contact the page creator with any questions."
The fund that Trooper Bradley set up for the Howard children is still going strong. That fund has now surpassed $400,000.
Trooper Bradley has been there every step of the way for the family. His friends said it is because he genuinely is a great guy and soon he will be a family man.
Trooper Bradley will be getting married to his fiancee Stephanie Humphries on Nov. 15.
For more information on the closed campaign click here: gofundme.com/trooperbradley