Candace Owens files impersonation report to police, says someone tried to open State Farm account in Laura Loomer doxxing dispute

“Today we had to contact the police. It turns out that yesterday, May 4th, someone attempted to impersonate me and open a State Farm account for me and my husband, George. Why? Because when you initially open an account, State Farm attaches possible cars across the state that match your name,” Owens wrote.

“That’s probably why I was so surprised when two actual vehicles used by me and my kids popped up on the internet. Fortunately, impersonating someone for the express purpose of obtaining information is highly illegal and carries criminal penalties everywhere. In fact, it’s also a very easy crime to track, especially if someone is stupid enough to share their name and watermark it on State Farm’s database of admitted likely cars for you to choose from,” she added.

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Owens concluded, “Stay tuned! I sure hope we catch this mystery predator! Special thanks to State Farm and the local police for their help today! There’s more to come, but we’ll let the rest surprise you.”

Loomer lashed out at Owens, accusing her of lying and noting that information about her car was public.

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“Candace, you are a pathological liar. Your car information is publicly available online through your trust and your husband’s own arrest record. VIN numbers are publicly traced to every other vehicle you own. Both you and your husband’s depravity are public and all information I post about you is public!” Loomer wrote on X.

Loomer added: “You are a malicious liar and you will be held accountable in court.”