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14 Jun 2019
Caitlin Bennett refused to file a police complaint because she wanted to release the video immediately for attention.

Caitlin then realizes that she has the assault on camera. So she considers filing a complaint. But then she realizes that if she does, the cop will have to take her camera as evidence to investigate the complaint. And she won't be able to post this video to rile up her fans and get the attention that she so desperately wants. Immediately, she's clear about not wanting to file a report and starts reframing the situation as the police wanting to confiscate her property.

20 Sep 2017
Laughing at police or talking to them like children causes them to back down because they feed off fear.

I've seen this a million times when you're dealing with bad police, not all police. They're trying to twist them, though. A lot of police are resisting it. When you're scared of government people, they feed and get more wound up and more crazy. When you laugh at them genuinely from a place of no fear or talk to them like they're children, they absolutely run.