Lauren Boebert’s son will spend at least 20 nights in jail
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Lauren Boebert’s eldest son will have to spend at least 20 nights in jail after his toddler son wandered out of their house, a judge ruled Friday after the congresswoman urged her to allow Tyler Boebert to continue to work and care for his young son.
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What happened
Lauren Boebert’s eldest son will have to spend at least 20 nights in jail after his toddler son wandered out of their house, a judge ruled Friday after the congresswoman urged her to allow Tyler Boebert to continue to work and care for his young son.
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