Lauren Boebert's Ex Says He 'Overreacted' When He Called Police On Her
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"I wish this all hadn't happened," Jayson Boebert said. "I should have handled it more responsibly."
Jayson Boebert, the ex-husband of Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), thinks he “overreacted” when he called the police after an alleged physical altercation at a restaurant in Silt, Colorado, Saturday night.
Authorities are currently investigating, but Jayson told a local Denver outlet he wished “this all hadn’t happened.”
“I should have handled it more responsibly,” he said.
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