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Troy Myers

Reporter

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The Cw West Palm Wtvx, WPEC, WJLA-TV, KRXI FOX 11 News, Reno, dayton247now.com

Preston's Summary

Troy Myers is a reporter based in West Palm Beach, Florida. With a focus on local news, Troy has covered a wide range of stories including crime, community events, and infrastructure projects. His work has been featured in various news outlets and he is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to his audience.

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Geo Focus

Fort Pierce, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 37 %
Breaking News: 37 %
Government Announcement: 10 %
Event Coverage: 4 %
Press Release: 2 %

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Pitching Insights

Troy's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and evolving stories, indicating a preference for breaking news. Given the focus on specific incidents such as accidents, criminal activities, and law enforcement updates, he would likely be interested in pitches involving timely information about ongoing or just-breaking events within his geographic area.

Considering Troy's concentration on local news in West Palm Beach and Florida at large, outreach efforts should revolve around providing exclusive or urgent updates related to crime reports, fires, traffic accidents or missing persons cases that are currently unfolding within this region.

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WJLA-TV

USCG stops over two dozen migrants, returns them to Dominican Republic by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS The mostly Dominican Republic nationals, one Venezuelan and one Haitian were passed to the Dominican Republic Navy following their apprehension. (USCG) ... SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (CBS12) — A "grossly overloaded" makeshift boat was caught by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Tuesday in open water with 28 migrants squeezed onboard. After being detected by a coast guard aircraft, the USCG Cutter Paul Clark moved to intercept the vessel, which was roughly 65 nautical miles northwest of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, in Mona Passage waters. A small boat crew deployed, halting the makeshift boat as seen in photos, and removed the individuals for repatriation, a news release said. The mostly Dominican Republic nationals, one Venezuelan and one Haitian were passed to the Dominican Republic Navy following their apprehension. (USCG) “Unlawful irregular migration voyages most often take place aboard grossly overloaded makeshift vessels with no lifesaving equipment,” USCG Cmdr. and Sector San Juan Chief of Response Gerard Wenk said. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links Florida woman says she was repeatedly raped, impregnated by Lyft driver | WJLA Undo See also: Indian River County residents: Rate your sheriff's office The mostly Dominican Republic nationals, one Venezuelan and one Haitian were eventually passed to the Dominican Republic Navy. The mostly Dominican Republic nationals, one Venezuelan and one Haitian were passed to the Dominican Republic Navy following their apprehension. (USCG) “The vessels are always taking on water and in danger of capsizing, especially during the night. It is very unfortunate that many migrants don't realize the danger they are in until it is too late," Wenk said. "Don't' take to the sea, it could save your life or the life of your loved ones.” BE THE FIRST TO COMMENT Those apprehended at sea or ashore will not be allowed to stay in the states, according to the news release. Anyone who arrives unlawfully could be made ineligible for legal immigration purposes then repatriated to their country of origin or returned to the country from where the voyage departed from. CombatSiege Spill dette spillet i 1 minutt og se hvorfor alle er avhengige. Ingen installasjon. Hvis du eier en mus, må du spille dette spillet. Ingen installasjon. Spill gratis. CombatSiege | Sponsored Sponsored Undo Lectinect Mage supplement Spis dette hver dag, få kontroll på mageproblemene 1 million nordmenn har til enhver tid problemer med magen. Er du en av dem? Lectinect Mage supplement | Sponsored Sponsored Undo Florida woman says she was repeatedly raped, impregnated by Lyft driver | WJLA WJLA is the local ABC affiliate for the greater Washington DC area. From our studios in Arlington, VA ABC7 covers national and local news, sports, weather, traffic and culture and carries entertainment and sports programming. WJLA serves Alexandria, Springfield, Annandale, Tysons, Reston, Ashburn, C WJLA Undo

USCG stops over two dozen migrants, returns them to Dominican Republic by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS The mostly Dominican Republic nationals, one Venezuelan and one Haitian were passed to the Dominican Republic Navy following their apprehension. (USCG) ... SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (CBS12) — A

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USCG stops over two dozen migrants, returns them to Dominican Republic by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024 VIEW ALL PHOTOS

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California teen extradited to Florida for swatting call to mosque, to be tried as adult by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024 Although the Seminole County swatting incident is coming up on a year ago, the suspect who allegedly made the fake mass shooting threat, 17-year-old Alan Winston Filion of Lancaster, California, was only recently taken into custody by Los Angeles County deputies. (SCSO) ... LANCASTER, Calif. (CBS12) — A mass shooting threat with mentions of Satanism, use of a handgun and explosives with fake gunfire in the background made to a sheriff's office in May prompted roughly 30 law enforcement officers to respond to a local mosque in Sanford, Florida. An active scene was anticipated, but officials instead came upon a quiet building and safe staff members. It was a swatting incident . Occurrences like this one out of Seminole County have increased within the past year or so. Florida Senator Rick Scott became a victim of swatting in December along with other politicians across the country, like Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. Although the Seminole County instance is several months old, the suspect who allegedly made the fake mass shooting threat, 17-year-old Alan Winston Filion of Lancaster, California, was only recently taken into custody by Los Angeles County deputies then extradited to Florida where he will be tried as an adult. Investigators suspect the teenager to be responsible for other swatting calls made across the country, a news release said. See also: Driver crashes into loaded school bus, ambulance in Martin County hit-and-run spree A collaborative, cross-country investigation beginning in May led law enforcement to Filion's home address with the FBI serving a search warrant on the residence by July. Eventually, an arrest warrant was obtained. The 17-year-old boy was booked into the Los Angeles Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall on January 18 and charged as an adult with four felonies: false report of a bomb or weapon to further an act of terrorism, false report concerning a capital felony to further an act of terrorism, false report causing agency response (swatting) to further an act of terrorism, and unlawful use of a two-way device to further an act of terrorism. Filion was extradited to Seminole County earlier this week and booked into the John E. Polk Correctional Facility with a no-bond status, officials said. “Swatting is a perilous and senseless crime, which puts innocent lives in dangerous situations and drains valuable resources," Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma said. "Make no mistake, we will continue to work tirelessly in collaboration with our policing partners and the judiciary to apprehend swatting perpetrators." The teen's arraignment hearing is scheduled for March 19. BE THE FIRST TO COMMENT Filion's arrest was made possible by efforts from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, the Department of Justice, and FBI field offices in Seattle, Los Angeles and Tampa. This case should serve as a warning, Sheriff Dennis Lemma warned, that "swatting will face zero tolerance" from law enforcement.

California teen extradited to Florida for swatting call to mosque, to be tried as adult by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024 Although the Seminole County swatting incident is coming up on a year ago, the suspect who allegedly made the fake mass shooting threat, 17-year-old Alan Winston Filion of Lancaster, California, was only recently taken into custody by Los Angeles County deputies. (SCSO) ... LANCASTER, Calif. (CBS12) — A mass shooting threat with mentions of Satanism, use of a handgun and explosives with fake gunfire in the background made to a sheriff's office in May prompted roughly 30 law enforcement officers to respond to a local mosque in Sanford, Florida. An active scene was anticipated, but officials instead came upon a quiet building and safe staff members. It was a swatting incident . Occurrences like this one out of Seminole County have increased within the past year or so. Florida Senator Rick Scott became a victim of swatting in December along with other politicians across the country, like Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. Although the Seminole County instance is several months old, the suspect who allegedly made the fake mass shooting threat, 17-year-old Alan Winston Filion of Lancaster, California, was only recently taken into custody by Los Angeles County deputies then extradited to Florida where he will be tried as an adult. Investigators suspect the teenager to be responsible for other swatting calls made across the country, a news release said. See also: Driver crashes into loaded school bus, ambulance in Martin County hit-and-run spree A collaborative, cross-country investigation beginning in May led law enforcement to Filion's home address with the FBI serving a search warrant on the residence by July. Eventually, an arrest warrant was obtained. The 17-year-old boy was booked into the Los Angeles Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall on January 18 and charged as an adult with four felonies: false report of a bomb or weapon to further an act of terrorism, false report concerning a capital felony to further an act of terrorism, false report causing agency response (swatting) to further an act of terrorism, and unlawful use of a two-way device to further an act of terrorism. Filion was extradited to Seminole County earlier this week and booked into the John E. Polk Correctional Facility with a no-bond status, officials said. “Swatting is a perilous and senseless crime, which puts innocent lives in dangerous situations and drains valuable resources,

By: Troy Myers

California teen extradited to Florida for swatting call to mosque, to be tried as adult by Troy Myers Thu, February 1st 2024

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