Greg Hoyt
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.
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ICE is turning the tables in sanctuary states, taking dangerous gang members and violent criminals off the streets just in time for Thanksgiving. As politicians look the other way, law enforcement is quietly making neighborhoods safer, and Americans are taking notice.
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A man accused of threatening President Trump and two top aides now faces an arrest warrant amid violations of his pretrial conditions. Authorities warn that Carl Montague’s actions may have put him back on a dangerous path.
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A homicide cold case out of Davie dating back nearly forty years was recently solved after an examination of DNA evidence located on the victim’s clothing pointed to a now-deceased convicted felon who, investigators believe, may have played a role in other unsolved murders.
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A 29-year-old man who pleaded guilty to murdering his 6-year-old son this past summer learned his fate at a courthouse in Goshen earlier in November, with the rendered sentence leading to the victim’s mother remarking, “by the time he gets out, he'll probably be dead.”
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At least two individuals were taken into custody during what was reported as “protesters clashing” with federal and local law enforcement during a federal immigration enforcement operation in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood of St. Paul earlier in November.
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A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge found that the Inglewood Police Department engaged in “a pattern and practice” of ignoring various public records requests related to contentious police interactions in a ruling from earlier in November.
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Activists against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have reportedly cooked up a novel means of protesting both ICE and Home Depot, alleging an unfounded complicity between the brand and agency. Local reports out of Los Angeles say anti-ICE activists have started clogging up return counters at an area Home Depot by purchasing cheap “ice scrapers” and immediately returning them for a refund.
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Cape Coral Police officers arrested a DoorDash driver earlier in November over a suspected DUI, but went above and beyond following the arrest by delivering the food held by the driver to the awaiting customer.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a criminal illegal alien from Turkey who reportedly has a history of violent offenses stateside. In line with the individual’s alleged history of violence, officials say he tried to gain control of an officer’s weapon during his arrest while shouting “Allahu Akbar.”
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A Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF) investigation led to the arrests of three illegal aliens from Mexico and a U.S. citizen for an alleged visa fraud scheme that incorporated foreign labor exploitation. Officials say the victimized laborers were essentially being extorted of their earnings while employed under a seasonal farm-labor visa program.
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Homeland Security has responded to a video making the rounds on social media earlier in November which asserts that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents shot “a Hispanic man” in Charlotte, North Carolina. Officials have since clarified that no such shooting occurred, noting the individual depicted in the video is a “criminal illegal alien” who endured an innocuous medical episode.
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According to reports, immigration enforcement operations within North Carolina are slated to expand into Raleigh following the launch of said operations in Charlotte earlier in November. The anticipated immigration enforcement operation prompted a statement from Raleigh's mayor who clarified that the endeavor is not being operationally supported by local police.
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Federal prosecutors have charged a 21-year-old man out of New Jersey with cyberstalking a minor after authorities claim the individual told a 13-year-old girl to cut herself online under the threat of being doxed.
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Homeland Security issued a press release earlier in November announcing the newly launched “Operation Charlotte’s Web,” which said immigration enforcement operation aims to crackdown on criminal illegal aliens who’ve slipped through the cracks due to “sanctuary policies” allowing immigration detainers to remain ignored in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Earlier in November, the Michigan State Board of Education opted to approve an updated health education curriculum for students as young as 13 years old where they’d be instructed on concepts like “gender ideology” and “sexual orientation,” according to reports. This move by the board was passed by a majority despite hundreds of parents who opposed the measure either in-person or via signed petitions.
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