Antonio Blakeney Rumors

According to Blakeney’s arrest affidavit, Osceola deputies responded to a call reporting a robbery on the 7400 block of Marker Avenue around 8 p.m. Wednesday when they saw Blakeney walking in front of the house. Blakeney told the deputies he was armed, showing them a gun with a “green laser light affixed to it,” and said he was staying at the home where the robbery was reported. He tried to leave but was stopped by deputies. When deputies asked him what happened, he was “uncooperative” and said he was upstairs and did not hear or see the suspects, according to the affidavit.

Blakeney has since bonded out of jail, records show. Lawyer Brice Aikens, who is representing Blakeney, said Blakeney “categorically denies” the allegations and maintains he is innocent. “We are confident that once all the facts are presented, my client will be exonerated,” he said in a statement. “We have faith in the legal process and will remain patient until this matter is resolved.”