Don't move,I'll blow your head off!!
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Under Arrest!
My house sat about sixty yards off the highway and
there were railroad tracks between the road and me. So
I got into my car, pulled up out of the driveway and
turned left toward the highway when all of a sudden
there were cops coming out from everywhere. From
behind bushes, in cars, with lights flashing. They
blocked me in with cars and surrounded me with guns
pulled and all pointed at me.
What the hell was going on?
I thought as I stopped the car.
One guy at the passenger’s window had a shotgun
pointed at me yelling, “Get out of the car!”
There was another cop walking up from behind me on
he left side with his handgun pointed at me. I watched
him from my mirror and then he started yelling “Get
out of the car, hands up! Don’t move! Out of the car,now! Show me your hands, show me your hands”
I had my foot on the brake. I wasn't moving it. My
hands were in the air, but the car was still in drive and
I didn't dare move a hand to put it into park or move
my foot off the brake.
stay cool, I thought, wait, and
don’t move.
When a cop could see my face I told him that the car
was in gear.
“Out of the car, @#*&^.”
“The car is in gear!” I yelled back.
Then another cop opened the passenger side door and
reached in to turn off the engine while the guy that was
on my left side pointed a shotgun at me. “Don’t move
or I’ll blow your head off,” he yelled.
You can read more about the life of Charles Dudrey in his Autobiography "Hell on Church Street"
I got into my car, pulled up out of the driveway and
turned left toward the highway when all of a sudden
there were cops coming out from everywhere. From
behind bushes, in cars, with lights flashing. They
blocked me in with cars and surrounded me with guns
pulled and all pointed at me.
What the hell was going on?
I thought as I stopped the car.
One guy at the passenger’s window had a shotgun
pointed at me yelling, “Get out of the car!”
There was another cop walking up from behind me on
he left side with his handgun pointed at me. I watched
him from my mirror and then he started yelling “Get
out of the car, hands up! Don’t move! Out of the car,now! Show me your hands, show me your hands”
I had my foot on the brake. I wasn't moving it. My
hands were in the air, but the car was still in drive and
I didn't dare move a hand to put it into park or move
my foot off the brake.
stay cool, I thought, wait, and
don’t move.
When a cop could see my face I told him that the car
was in gear.
“Out of the car, @#*&^.”
“The car is in gear!” I yelled back.
Then another cop opened the passenger side door and
reached in to turn off the engine while the guy that was
on my left side pointed a shotgun at me. “Don’t move
or I’ll blow your head off,” he yelled.
You can read more about the life of Charles Dudrey in his Autobiography "Hell on Church Street"
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As children, Charles Dudrey and his siblings endured every form of abuse at the hands of their own father. One violent episode sent Charles to the Mayo Clinic. His father slammed Charles’s head against a wall, sending him into a seizure.
“The diagnosis for me was grim, and the doctors wanted to do a frontal lobotomy on me to scrape the scar tissue off my brain from the physical abuse," Charles tells The 700 Club. "But my mother said no.”
At the age of 11, Charles witnessed the unthinkable, his mother’s murder. He later discovered that his father contracted the killing to continue his affair with the family babysitter.
“One evening, as the babysitter and her brother came home from being out with their friends, one of the friends picked up a loaded pistol that was on a counter in our home. He pulled the trigger, struck my mother and the bullet lodged in her heart. She died six hours later.”
In the end, no one was convicted of the crime. Immediately after the murder, Charles’s father immediately moved the family from Minnesota to Illinois.
The family babysitter became Charles’s new stepmother.
“When we arrived in Illinois, the abuse seemed to intensify. We were treated very cruelly. All of the food was locked in cabinets. You’re continuously in fear of being beat or having urine thrown in your food or being pushed down the stairs. Any kind of abuse you can imagine, we experienced.”
In the spring of 1970, Charles graduated high school and ran away. He channeled his pent up anger into a life of crime. He says, “I had no respect for authority whatsoever. I wasn’t going to be told what to do. I wasn’t going to have anybody put their hands on me. I knew I had the power to defend myself and to do what it would take to never be abused or hit again. Anything I could to make money, to live fast, to be on the go, to rent cars, buy new clothes, to have some dope… anything to stay away from that authority, I did it. If I needed anything, I got it."
Charles was arrested for robbery and spent six years in prison. Yet he exited the prison doors even more addicted to crime.
“I liked the drama. I like prying safes open with a big pry bar or running a check scam or doing a burglary.”
After 30 years of crime, Charles was in Washington State running from the law. The stress of his lifestyle was beginning to take a toll. He began to unravel after an incident with his new dog.
“I happened to be giving the puppy a bath. He nipped my hand, and I slapped him. He nipped me again, I slapped him again, he started to whine and I started feeling guilty. It was just crazy. Of all the things I’d done, the assaults and the meanness’ in me, I’m feeling bad for hurting a dog?
“I found myself on a pier down along the river in our community, and I was down there bawling. I said, 'God, if You are available, if You really exist, I need You in my life right now. Jesus, if You are really true like they say on the television, then I need you now.
“All of the sudden, I just started to weep, and everything that was ugly in me started to come out. All of the abuse, all of the neglect, the pain that I had suffered in my life was just coming out. It was like within a matter of moments, all of the ugliness and pain was gone in my life and I just felt new! My life changed from that moment forward."
Charles completely gave up his life of crime and immediately started reading the Bible and going to church.
"I was sitting in front of the TV watching the Christian Broadcasting Network. I had my Bible in my hand. I was just jacked up on Jesus!
"I stood before the altar one evening before church. There was a guest speaker there, and he said, 'I have a prophesy for you. The Lord is going to restore to you what the worm and the cankerworm has devoured. He is going to restore to you the mean things your father did to you. God is going to erase that in your life.' The Lord has been faithful to the 'T' in every aspect. “
Today, Charles has the chance to be the loving father he never had. Charles and his wife Diana have three children and eight grandchildren.
“The things that are dearest to me in my life only came because Christ brought them into my life," he says. “I would say that no matter how deep the pain, no matter how strong the hurt, no matter how ugly it is, no matter what you have done, the Lord is standing now waiting to touch your heart and give you a new life and a relationship with Him.”
Charles Dudrey's 700 Club interview
As children, Charles Dudrey and his siblings endured every form of abuse at the hands of their own father. One violent episode sent Charles to the Mayo Clinic. His father slammed Charles’s head against a wall, sending him into a seizure.
“The diagnosis for me was grim, and the doctors wanted to do a frontal lobotomy on me to scrape the scar tissue off my brain from the physical abuse," Charles tells The 700 Club. "But my mother said no.”
At the age of 11, Charles witnessed the unthinkable, his mother’s murder. He later discovered that his father contracted the killing to continue his affair with the family babysitter.
“One evening, as the babysitter and her brother came home from being out with their friends, one of the friends picked up a loaded pistol that was on a counter in our home. He pulled the trigger, struck my mother and the bullet lodged in her heart. She died six hours later.”
In the end, no one was convicted of the crime. Immediately after the murder, Charles’s father immediately moved the family from Minnesota to Illinois.
The family babysitter became Charles’s new stepmother.
“When we arrived in Illinois, the abuse seemed to intensify. We were treated very cruelly. All of the food was locked in cabinets. You’re continuously in fear of being beat or having urine thrown in your food or being pushed down the stairs. Any kind of abuse you can imagine, we experienced.”
In the spring of 1970, Charles graduated high school and ran away. He channeled his pent up anger into a life of crime. He says, “I had no respect for authority whatsoever. I wasn’t going to be told what to do. I wasn’t going to have anybody put their hands on me. I knew I had the power to defend myself and to do what it would take to never be abused or hit again. Anything I could to make money, to live fast, to be on the go, to rent cars, buy new clothes, to have some dope… anything to stay away from that authority, I did it. If I needed anything, I got it."
Charles was arrested for robbery and spent six years in prison. Yet he exited the prison doors even more addicted to crime.
“I liked the drama. I like prying safes open with a big pry bar or running a check scam or doing a burglary.”
After 30 years of crime, Charles was in Washington State running from the law. The stress of his lifestyle was beginning to take a toll. He began to unravel after an incident with his new dog.
“I happened to be giving the puppy a bath. He nipped my hand, and I slapped him. He nipped me again, I slapped him again, he started to whine and I started feeling guilty. It was just crazy. Of all the things I’d done, the assaults and the meanness’ in me, I’m feeling bad for hurting a dog?
“I found myself on a pier down along the river in our community, and I was down there bawling. I said, 'God, if You are available, if You really exist, I need You in my life right now. Jesus, if You are really true like they say on the television, then I need you now.
“All of the sudden, I just started to weep, and everything that was ugly in me started to come out. All of the abuse, all of the neglect, the pain that I had suffered in my life was just coming out. It was like within a matter of moments, all of the ugliness and pain was gone in my life and I just felt new! My life changed from that moment forward."
Charles completely gave up his life of crime and immediately started reading the Bible and going to church.
"I was sitting in front of the TV watching the Christian Broadcasting Network. I had my Bible in my hand. I was just jacked up on Jesus!
"I stood before the altar one evening before church. There was a guest speaker there, and he said, 'I have a prophesy for you. The Lord is going to restore to you what the worm and the cankerworm has devoured. He is going to restore to you the mean things your father did to you. God is going to erase that in your life.' The Lord has been faithful to the 'T' in every aspect. “
Today, Charles has the chance to be the loving father he never had. Charles and his wife Diana have three children and eight grandchildren.
“The things that are dearest to me in my life only came because Christ brought them into my life," he says. “I would say that no matter how deep the pain, no matter how strong the hurt, no matter how ugly it is, no matter what you have done, the Lord is standing now waiting to touch your heart and give you a new life and a relationship with Him.”
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