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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.