Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Daniel Holtzclaw

Well . . . if true . . . Officer Holtzclaw has certainly done his best to prove 'JusThis' is plausible!


That's Dan in the green playing for East Michigan. After not getting into the NFL he started to serve and protect. Just think, some thought JusThis couldn't happen.

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