Gregory Hoyt is owner & editor of TheBreakdownNews.com and current host of the web series “The Breakdown with Greg Hoyt.” A former Red Voice Media contributor based out of Sierra Vista, Arizona, Hoyt is a staunch and outspoken advocate of law enforcement and first responders, while also harboring the unique experience of having spent nearly 5 years in prison. Since then, he's used his distinct perspective to offer support and commentary about the criminal justice system.
Turning away federal agents proved costly for a Minnesota hotel. After ICE reservations were canceled, Hilton and the federal government moved fast to cut ties. Read More.
A fatal Missouri crash during a police chase killed an innocent bystander and left two others critically injured. Advocates are now calling for stricter limits on high-speed pursuits, warning that the risks to civilians are far too great. Read More.
A woman vanished before being found stabbed to death in her ex-boyfriend’s apartment, sparking an international manhunt. Authorities say he fled the country after reporting her missing, turning a false show of concern of an alleged murder. Read More.
A Tennessee woman allegedly killed her two young sons and her grandmother before taking her own life, leaving a small town in shock. The children’s father is left grieving and raising funds to bring his sons home for a proper farewell. Read More.
A Florida USPS worker allegedly drove his truck at a 10-year-old over a misdelivered package. The shocking encounter left the family demanding justice. Read More.
The greeting quickly gave way to reality as the former Venezuelan dictator faced U.S. judges, sweeping criminal charges, and the collapse of his grip on power. Read More.
ICE did not just obliterate its recruitment goals, more than doubling its force in a single year. With 22,000 agents now on the ground, the administration is turning promises of enforcement into action. Read More.
The Bail Project, a California-based nonprofit that fights to abolish cash bail, is drawing renewed scrutiny after several defendants it helped free later went on to commit murder. Read More.
ICE officers in New Jersey arrested a Mexican national with a criminal record dating back to 2007, including a conviction for child cruelty, as agency leaders push back against critics of immigration enforcement. Read More.
ICE agents and Oklahoma troopers rang in the New Year with a high-stakes chase that ended on a quiet residential street in southeast Oklahoma City. Ring and helicopter footage captured the tense moments as authorities detained multiple subjects and made at least one arrest. Read More.
A road rage turned ugly when a teenager allegedly beat an 81-year-old man on the side of a Wisconsin road, leaving the senior concussed as bystanders stepped in. Read More.
An Indiana woman accused of locking her son in a closet and giving him a Pringles can to use as a toilet avoided prison time after securing a plea deal that dropped several child neglect charges. Read More.
Governor Walz is under fire as Minnesota fraud allegations make national headlines. His claims linking investigations to “white supremacy” have intensified scrutiny and public debate. Read More.
New Hampshire is putting an end to sanctuary city policies, forcing full cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Cities and towns are now on notice: state law comes first, and ICE enforcement is no longer optional. Read More.