“Smeared an innocent cop”: Blake Neff calls out Candace Owens for ‘Backpedaling’ After she retracts allegations against Utah Cop in new episode

"Candace" Hosted By Candace Owens - Source: Getty
"Candace" Hosted By Candace Owens - Source: Getty

On August 4, Blake Neff slammed Candace Owens after she retracted her suspicions about a Utah police officer whom she targeted in her previous episode. Earlier, on August 3, the political commentator talked about an officer, Alan Robertson, whose pictures were captured at UVU on the day of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Candace raised questions about why Alan Robertson was at Utah University on September 10. She also reported that Alan was named on the Brady List, which allegedly includes the officials who have been accused of dishonesty or misconduct. She also doubted the timing of Alan’s transfer from his previous posting in San Bernardino.

In her next episode, Candace Owens shared an update on Alan Robertson. She said that some people associated to San Bernardino police station told her that Alan wasn’t transferred due to his misconduct. Instead, he willingly transferred to stay closer to his kids and raise them. Candace went on to say that the police officer left San Bernardino on good terms.

Owens clarified her mistake regarding her reporting on Alan. She explained that as she received multiple emails, the information might have been mixed up. But she still wasn’t sure of how he got named on the Brady List.

Candace Owens defended herself, saying:

“And I also want to say that we've covered a lot of people on the show and we get a ton of emails being like this person is shady or you should look into this.”

She provided additional information on Alan and shared that he visited UVU on Charlie’s assassination day for a threat assessment. Candace Owens said:

“He's a USU officer and don't forget that unusually Charlie had an event 10 days later back in Utah that was supposed to take place at USU. So they were not there in coordination with Charlie's team or in coordination with UVU. They were there because they were doing a threat assessment for their event that was 10 days later.”

Following her new episode, Blake Neff slammed Candace Owens and said that she smeared an innocent cop.

“Yesterday, Candace smeared a random cop at the scene of the UVU shooting, suggested he was a dirty cop who moved to Utah to escape professional misconduct and was involved in planting fake evidence at the scene. She told everybody to send in whatever dirt they had on him going back to his days in the Marines.

The TPUSA spokesman said that the political commentator was ‘backpedaling’ after her ‘recklessness.’

“Today, she was frantically backpedaling -- in other words, she smeared an innocent cop with such utter recklessness that even she had to admit it.”

Finally, he claimed Candace Owens was targeting people based on her gut feeling without any evidence.

“Now she's back to harassing a different cop. There's also no evidence this cop did anything wrong, but her "gut" tells here there's something wrong about him.”

Candace Owens and Blake Neff recently scuffled over rooftop footage

The ex-Daily Wire employee recently dropped an unseen footage of an alleged murderer of Charlie Kirk. In the video shared by Candace, the individual was running and doing tactical crawl on Losee Center’s rooftop. No rifle or no limping was visible in the footage, which contradicted the official account shared by the feds. Owens even suggested that it wasn’t Tyler Robinson in the footage.

Blake Neff argued that the alleged killer was recorded in another camera from a different angle. He claimed that the individual was seen limping in that video as he hid his gun in his skinny jeans. He further claimed that Tyler can be seen pulling out gun and assembling it in another footage.

Charlie Kirk was killed on September 10 last year after being shot during his event in Utah University. Tyler Robinson was arrested as the murder suspect.

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Edited by Shatakshi Gupta