Lauren Boebert's neighbors' 911 calls describe threats, husband running over mailbox
Garfield County Sheriff’s deputies decided to let neighbors of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert settle a dispute between themselves and the congresswoman’s husband after he reportedly threatened them and destroyed their mailbox.
But 911 calls from the incident, obtained by The Denver Post, show just how upset and nervous the neighbors were over their run-in with Boebert’s husband, Jayson Boebert.
The calls also provide additional context into what the neighbors, in Silt, said amounted to excessive speeding, property damage, possible drunken driving and threats made from a man whose family openly and regularly carries their firearms.
“I’m sure he’s loaded to the hilt. Do you know who his wife is? Lauren Boebert. She’s loaded. They all have guns,” one neighbor told a 911 dispatcher. “He just got chest to chest, face to face, looking to fight.”
That additional context from the calls appears to match the limited information available in reports from Garfield County deputies. But still, Sheriff’s Office spokesman Walter Stowe refused to say why deputies didn’t investigate further and would not provide any additional information.
The apparent inaction drove the head of American Muckrakers — a political group looking to oust Boebert — to ask Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, the local district attorney and the Colorado Bureau of Investigations to investigate the relationship between the congresswoman’s family and the Sheriff’s Office.
“This was clearly a serious situation as there were two 911 calls, five deputies and at least four families involved,” David Wheeler, head of American Muckrakers, wrote in an email asking for the investigation.
The incident began in the evening hours of Aug. 4, after a neighbor flagged down one of Boebert’s sons asking him to stop speeding up and down their street in a dune buggy, according to the calls and a short incident report filed by deputies.
https://www.denverpost.com/2022/08/12/lauren-boebert-neighborhood-disturbance-calls-911/
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Is this 1971?
I guess they mean one of those noisy small 4-wheel vehicles the privileged buy their brats rather than the brats have to actually use their legs with a bike.
It's a stupid purchase I'll never make, but I remember how much fun I had when my older brothers would take me out in theirs. I also want a '76 Superbeetle (powder blue, white leather interior, Rolls Royce grill) as my dream car, so it's an easy guess for everyone where my Decade loyalties lie. 
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We call them douche buggy's.
Some of them (not all) tend to think of their county as a feudal kingdom and kowtow to the powerful. They look at themselves as judge and jury.
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How could anyone be friends with the sex worker and sex offender?
