"He had a different way of looking at the land, the trouble at hand or any circumstance that might just come along .... and he measured his life in cedar posts and miles of barbed wire fence”.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Chris "Kodar" Radok Becomes Charlotte's First Murder Victim of 2011
Christopher Radok arrived at his home on a snowy Monday to find convicted felon and repeat offender Antoine Young inside his East Charlotte home on Purser Drive.
Chris apparently entered his home and was confronted by Young who had a knife.
Police found Chris bleeding and unresponsive lying on the floor. He had been stabbed a number of times including what was noted as defensive wounds on his hands and arms and police knew the situation was grim. When paramedics arrived they could not revive Chris Radok and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Antoine Young, 29, was arrested Monday evening at his father’s residence on Enfield Road and has been charged with the murder of Chris Radok. Young who has an arrest record stretching back nearly 14 years is well known to police who told Cedar Posts via emails that he is just another example of our failed justice system.
As word spread of Radok's murder Charlotte's news media pledged that his death would not become just another blip in the "Local Paper". WBT's Tara Servatius called on new Mecklenburg County District Attorney Andrew Murray to live up to his promise of aggressively prosecuting repeat offenders.
Cedar Posts joins the call for justice for Chris Radok and to permanently remove the human waste like Antoine Young from our streets.
You can help: Police are searching for Chris Radok’s 2001 Grey Jeep Cherokee with NC license plate WPH-5769. Should you see the missing Jeep please call 911 or 704-432-TIPS. Anyone with additional information regarding this crime can also call Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600.
Read More:
More Cedar Posts of Chris Radok here.
Billy Fehr is following the trial of Chris Radok's killer here.
John Grooms remembers Chris "Kodar" Radok here.
Daniel Coston on Remembering Chris Radok here.
The Chris Radok Memorial Page on Face Book is here.
5 comments:
Thank you Cedar for posting the links to the Face Book page and the Creative Loafing stories.
Chris will be greatly missed by so many.
Cedar I know you are opposed to the death penalty, but I hope you'll make an exception in this case.
This pond scum needs killing.
I hope you'll agree with me.
Major CMPD/DA/Courts Fail! If you can't protect us from violet offenders you are not doing your job.
Lets see if the new DAs office can do something, the court, before giving an epic fail to the past which can not be changed when case is done give the fail then
I'm glad he's behind bars, he should be ashamed.
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