Sometime advocate for the homeless and budding chalk art artist for freedom Regan Benson spent time livestreaming outside the Englewood, Colorado, police department twice between Thursday night and Friday morning, including a late-night session when she chalked on wet sidewalk after the Englewood fire department had cleaned up her previous mess.
Like the worst version of Santa ever, Benson, glad in a micro skirt, thankfully with shorts underneath, spent approximately four hours over two days exposing her backside to the camera leaving her gift of expression as she chalked anti-police messages outside of the police station.
The free-range grandmother explained that her chalk art was protected speech and not vandalism as chalk is not permanent. Despite her claims, she was extremely upset that she received reports that the Denver fire department used one of its trucks with three trips to the Englewood police department to clean up her work from earlier.
According to Benson, Englewood contracts with Denver to provide fire department services. Because Englewood contracts with Denver and Benson lives in Denver, she uses the connections as an excuse for her unique obsessions with Englewood’s government.
She has filed complaints with the Englewood police department over the excessive use of water during a drought and said on the second stream that she would be filing a complaint with the fire department over the same issue on Friday.
As she chalked her latest message, telling the citizens of Englewood to call a crackhead for help instead of a police officer, she also raged at the police department’s janitor who was watching her work from inside the building.
The monetized YouTuber documented the water usage from cleaning up her work then took photographs of her replacement chalking. She then stated that she was considering a civil rights lawsuit to protect her work.
She then announced that she will be demanding video from the Englewood police department to show their “illegal” use of water during water restrictions.
Benson also expressed scorn for a new advocacy group, Shadows of Babylon Investigations, who have started to post videos from homeless encampments around the Englewood area. She expressed her usual paranoia about the group, claiming that it was calling her out for a direct confrontation and that she would need people to watch her back in the future should it continue.
One she was done at the Englewood police station; she walked to the nearby fire department to continue her work. Stopping briefly to yell at trolls in her chat who she claimed could be associated with rival group Shadows of Babylon.
Her work was again interrupted when a fire truck arrived and parked inside the station. She screamed that the fire department loved orally juggling the testicles of police officers. Undeterred, she continued her work, again threatening that she would be filing a complaint in daylight hours.
Benson ended her late night stream a little after midnight, after complaining that the police had earlier used a situation with a homeless person to distract her as the fire department cleaned up her work.
Benson will likely go live again later today.
In our previous coverage of Benson, we apparently misidentified her last target of scorn, the town of Littleton, Colorado as “Littletown.” We apologize for the error.
