Boebert responds to reports of fight with ex-husband at Colorado restaurant after police called
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Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., responded to Colorado police investigating an altercation between the congresswoman and her ex-husband at a restaurant.
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The Silt Police Department confirmed to outlets, including The Denver Post and The Washington Post, that officers responded to Miner’s Claim restaurant, located within Boebert's district, on Saturday evening regarding an incident involving the congresswoman and her ex-husband, Jayson Boebert, but declined to provide more details at this stage of the investigation.
In a brief phone call with The Denver Post, Jayson Boebert reportedly said he called the Silt Police Department on Sunday morning and told police he did not want to press charges.
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