DENVER — U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s husband reportedly threatened his neighbors Thursday during what the Garfield County sheriff described as a neighborhood disturbance.
Deputies made no arrests, despite the reported threats and property damage. Representatives for Boebert did not reply to messages seeking comment.
The incident was surfaced by American Muckrakers, a political action committee working to “fire” the incumbent congresswoman. The group shared on Twitter the police report and email conversations with deputies. The Denver Post is seeking the same reports from the sheriff’s office under the Colorado Open Records Act. Sheriff Lou Vallario confirmed the confrontation between Jayson Boebert and a neighbor and believed the matter was resolved peacefully.
