Budding racially themed AI music producer, free range grandma and sometime advocate to the homeless returned to YouTube on Monday, streaming from her home about her latest target of shame and scorn: Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) commander Brian Cousineau.
The livestream served as a vessel for Benson to personally attack Cousineau, questioning his credentials and savagely body shaming the RTD Commander as she was apparently upset with Cousineau’s response to a complaint she had filed.
She prefaced the live stream with a comment posted on her YouTube community page:
Denver, Co~
This is Brian. Another not smart, Brian but with an i, instead of a y as in the other not so bright Bryan Oneill of the Denver PD.
MEET BRIAN COUSINEAU.
Brian used to be a cop in Englewood. He’s now a cop over at RTD. Regional Transportation District aka Reason To Drive. RTD is the Denver Metro area public transportation system. In theory, it’s an A grade organization. In application, it’s a solid F. That would explain why Brian is working there… AS A COMMANDER.
Apparently I have been living rent free in Brians teeny tiny Brain for quite a few years now. Weird. It’s the Brian Wicked Bad Cop Weirdo Club, I guess.
Join me tomorrow, Monday June 8th @ 10am MST to have a mostly hysterical chit chat and LOL about Brian the Brain.
Hey Brian- good job, it looks like you have lost a great deal of weight since I saw you last. I’m pleased you have become a lesser liability to the taxpayers through forced taxation as a walking stroke potential. Thank you for your valiant effort.
Why are you such a POS cop?
Benson started her livestream by replaying an incident in Englewood, Colorado, from 2022 where Cousineau was one of the police officers who were in the process of moving a homeless woman’s disabled RV from a city street. Benson engaged with Cousineau, attacking his weight during the video, an attack she would return to throughout her two-hour broadcast.
She then displayed Cousineau’s LinkedIn page, mocking the officer’s previous complaints about “doxing” and going out of her way to show photos that he had shared of his child on his publicly available page.
This led to her playing a video from April of her interaction with a homeless woman who was sitting on the sidewalk in Denver, where the woman was banned for six months from RTD property by RTD police.
Benson criticized the two officers for not activating public resources for the woman, who had injured feet and could not walk. She then blamed Cousineau for a situation with a homeless man named Robert, who was left by Englewood Police on a frozen bench and would ultimately have a foot amputated some years earlier.
The sometime homeless advocate filed a complaint with RTD over the officers’ conduct and went back and forth by e-mail with an RTD sergeant, who said he conducted an investigation that was ultimately closed into the incident. Benson said that the sergeant was lying as he never followed up to take her complaint.
Benson fought with RTD over the investigation summary file. Cousineau wrote that file, which was presented as an e-mail to RTD Police Chief Steven Martingano and Benson took issue with Cousineau’s response.
Furthermore, since the file contained no bodycam footage, she said she was putting the RTD on notice that she needed to be provided with the unredacted bodycam footage or else she would sue in Federal court.
She ended the livestream with more body shaming and personal attacks on Cousineau, bringing the end to another of what she described as an “educational” livestream.
Benson is expected to go live with new outrage later this week.
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