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Lauren Boebert caught on tape groping her date before being booted from theatre

U.S. congresswoman Lauren Boebert did a bit more than vape before she was booted from a performance of “Beetlejuice the Musical” last weekend.

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert did a bit more than vape before she was
booted from a performance of “Beetlejuice the Musical” in Denver last
weekend.

A new surveillance clip obtained by TMZ appears to show the Republican representative getting aggressively handsy with her date during the family-friendly performance, recommended for children ages 10 and up by
the The Broadway League.

Security cameras caught Boebert’s male plus-one overtly fondling her
breast, prompting her to dip her hand between his legs. The groping
continued on for several minutes, with Boebert at one point grinning and squirming about in her seat before she placed another hand below her
partner’s belt.

It’s only the latest footage to emerge suggesting the congresswoman
abandoned etiquette during the Sept. 10 performance of “Beetlejuice” at
the Buell Theater. She was also caught vaping on camera as she searched
for her seat at the venue. After the lights went down, Boebert was seen
dancing disruptively in her seat and taking photos of herself — with the
flash on — throughout the show.

According to an incident report from the Buell Theater obtained by USA
Today, the pair of patrons “received three different complaints” and were accused of “vaping, singing” and “causing a disturbance.” The venue also released video of the couple being escorted out of the theatre by staff,
though they didn’t identify those featured at the time.

During the confrontation, Boebert reportedly made comments amounting to
“do you know who I am” and “I will be contacting the mayor,” according to theatre representatives. The twosome also initially refused to leave,
exiting only after they were informed a police officer was en route, the theatre said.

On social media platform X, Boebert admitted to “laughing and singing too loud,” but her staff initially denied she vaped — even after a pregnant theatregoer asked the 36-year-old lawmaker to put away the device,
according to the Denver Post. But as video footage started circulating on social media, Boebert, an ardent supporter of former president Donald
Trump, was forced to again address her bad behaviour.

She said that it was never her intention to lie, noting that she
“genuinely did not recall vaping that evening when I discussed the night’s events with my campaign team while confirming my enthusiasm for the
musical.”

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