Lauren Boebert's Ex-Husband Skips Court Hearing to Make Dinner (Newsweek)

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert was told by a judge that a temporary restraining order she brought against her former husband couldn't be enforced because he hadn't been served with it.

Jayson Boebert didn't show up to a court hearing over a permanent order on February 8. He told Westword he had a "brine made up this morning" and didn't arrive at court in order to smoke "some steers." Garfield County Judge Jonathan Pototsky said the order had been issued against Jayson Boebert, but "it's technically not enforceable until he is served with it because he doesn't know about it."

Lauren Boebert was granted a restraining order on February 2 following two alleged incidents involving Jayson Boebert. Newsweek approached her office for comment via email out of normal working hours.

In relation to an incident on January 6, Jayson Boebert is facing three charges: third-degree trespass, obstruction of a peace officer and disorderly conduct.

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