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Chief Clifton Johnson’s family stops by the radio station
Funeral services for Muskegon Heights Police Chief Clifton Johnson will be 10am. Saturday at Muskegon Heights Senior High School Waters Performing Arts Center.
His two kids, nephew and Youngest brother Zack stopped by the radio station today to say thanks to the community for their outpouring support. The family is in good spirits but is asking the community to continue to pray for them.
Chief Clifton Johnson Visitation is scheduled for Friday at Toombs Funeral Home, 2108 Peck, Muskegon Heights.
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