The FBI Lost This Footage. I Found It.

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TL;DR

Candace Owens found bystander footage identifying an armed man on the Lofti rooftop during a critical incident — Utah State University officer Alan Robinson — who Officer Bagley claimed not to know, contradicting his body camera account.

Key Insights

Battery died conveniently — Officer Bagley's body camera footage mysteriously ended while still on the roof, with him claiming the battery died at that exact moment.

Unidentified was state university cop — The armed man in civilian clothes that Bagley couldn't identify on the rooftop was Alan Robinson, a Utah State University Department of Public Safety officer — not even UVU police.

Bystander footage found answers — Candace found the identification through bystander footage captured at 12:47 p.m., filling a gap the FBI and police departments' combined resources apparently missed.

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Deep Dive

The Missing Officer Mystery

During a preliminary hearing, Officer Bagley is questioned about an armed individual in civilian clothes on the Lofti rooftop. Bagley claims he doesn't know who this person is or what agency he represents, only that the man had a badge and a handgun. Bagley's own body camera footage cuts out while he's still on the roof — he attributes this to a dead battery at that precise moment. The questioner points out the convenient timing and lack of identification.

The Found Footage Investigation

Candace explains she reviewed footage sent to her on September 10th and discovered bystander video from 12:47 p.m. capturing the unidentified rooftop scene. She walks through the footage frame by frame, identifying two figures in plain clothes on the Lofti rooftop — one appearing to be Bagley himself and another in a red hat with a bag and backpack. With help from a user called Muppet Masher on X, the second figure is identified as Officer Alan Robinson from Utah State University's Department of Public Safety, not even from UVU police as might be expected.

Questions About Authority and Coordination

Candace notes the oddity that Robinson was supposed to be just general reinforcement that day, a 'nobody' by his theoretical role. Yet when reviewing early footage, Robinson appears to be the person immediately in charge of the operation. The implication is left hanging: an off-agency officer with unclear jurisdiction seemed to hold command authority during a critical incident, and the primary officer involved couldn't or wouldn't identify him.

Takeaways

✓When official investigations claim footage is unavailable or inaccessible, search for civilian recordings — bystanders often capture what authorities claim is lost.
✓Cross-reference body camera timestamps with independent video to expose inconsistencies in officer accounts, especially regarding key personnel on scene.

Key moments

0:30Bagley claims not to know the armed officer

“I don't know who he was exactly. He had a badge on and I had somebody with me to back me up as I ran up the stairs.”

1:27Candace identifies Robinson from bystander footage

“It is officer Alan Robinson from the Utah State University Department of Public Safety. Utah State University. So, not even a UVU officer.”

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