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   The nigger this stupid white Democrat whore was fucking.   
      
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   GRANITE CITY, Ill. — A Granite City mother said she didn’t think she   
   would survive after her ex-boyfriend kidnapped her and their two   
   toddlers, then led police on a nearly hour-long high-speed chase across   
   state lines that ended with a crash in Missouri. The suspect is now   
   facing seven felony charges.   
      
   Morgan Meadows recounted only to 5 On Your Side the moments she feared   
   for her life and the lives of her 1-year-old and 3-year-old children.   
      
   "I thought he was gonna kill me, and that's what I think he was   
   intending to do," Meadows said.   
      
   The Granite City Police Department said they responded to Meadows' home   
   in the 2100 block of Edison Avenue in Granite City around 6:40 p.m.   
   Thursday for a report of a home invasion and kidnapping. When officers   
   arrived, they spotted Donte Pryor Sr., Meadows' ex-boyfriend, driving   
   away with Meadows and the two children in the car.   
      
   Police tried to stop him, but he refused to pull over, sparking a more   
   than 40-mile pursuit that ended in a violent crash in St. Charles   
   County, Missouri.   
      
   "He took my kids and put them in the car, and I said I was not going   
   with him," said Meadows. “After that, he just grabbed me and shoved me   
   in the car. He kept saying that he wanted to be with me, and if he   
   couldn’t, then you know—nobody else could.”   
      
   For nearly an hour, Meadows stayed on the phone with 911 as the car sped   
   down the interstate.   
      
   “Please pull over, think about your kids. If you love and care about   
   your kids, please stop. You’re gonna kill us,” she begged him. "He   
   started flipping out. That's when the cops started getting closer, and I   
   was on the phone with them, and he said, 'Stop pressuring me. I'm gonna   
   do something stupid.' We kept trying to tell him to pull over, and he's   
   like, 'I know I'm stupid, but I can't.' And the gas light was on, so it   
   was eventually going to end, but it lasted way longer. I was so scared I   
   thought I was gonna die."   
      
   Police eventually used spike strips on I-64 to stop the car. It crashed   
   and rolled several times before slamming into a tree off of Technology   
   Drive in O’Fallon, Missouri.   
      
   “As soon as the spike strips were successful, he went off. I was like,   
   yeah, this is it,” she said. “I’m not surviving this. I don’t even know   
   how, if we rolled that many times, how my kids are not hurt. I’m glad   
   they’re not. But it was scary.”   
      
   The children were miraculously unharmed.   
      
   Meadows was taken to the hospital with cuts, bruises, and a head injury   
   that required a handful of stitches. The bandage she has on her forehead   
   is more than just a cover; it’s a reminder of how close she and her   
   children came to tragedy.   
      
   “I’m like, I’m gonna die. That’s all I had in my mind,” she said.   
      
   Granite City police confirmed that Pryor was arrested at the scene and   
   taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The department   
   said on Thursday evening that this was not a random act and there was no   
   ongoing threat to the public.   
      
   When asked how many police agencies were involved in the chase, Meadows   
   said, “I have no idea. I know there were two different states. I know   
   Granite stayed the whole time. I know Wood River was on it at one point,   
   but I don’t know, honestly. I know whenever I got out, I was bleeding,   
   and I had to lie down because I couldn’t walk. I was lightheaded, and   
   all I remember is cops surrounding me.”   
      
   Meadows says she had an active order of protection against Pryor since   
   October 2024, after he physically assaulted her. But that didn’t stop   
   him from putting her and their children in danger.   
      
   "No, he does not care about that," she said.   
      
   Meadows said she's most fearful of Pryor being released from jail.   
      
      
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