Rep. Lauren Boebert's Son Suspected in Stolen Credit Cards Case

Rep. Lauren Boebert's son is at the center of a stolen credit cards case.

According to reports, the son, who remains unnamed, is suspected of using multiple stolen credit cards to make purchases online.

The case is still under investigation, but authorities have discovered a trail of digital evidence linking the son to the stolen cards.

The son's alleged activities were first discovered after a series of suspicious transactions were reported to the credit card companies.

Tyler Boebert, Rep. Lauren Boebert's 18-year-old son, was arrested on felony charges related to a string of vehicle break-ins. He's accused of being part of a group that used stolen credit cards to make purchases at gas stations and McDonald's.

The alleged thefts occurred on February 21, when a woman's wallet containing $75 cash, two Venmo debit cards, and her mother's credit card was stolen from her car. The suspects tried to use her Venmo cards and her mother's credit card at a nearby Kum & Go gas station.

Tyler Boebert was identified from a surveillance video at the gas station, wearing a hoody from Shooter's Grill, a restaurant his mother used to own. He was also recognized by police from previous encounters.

The suspects were caught on camera at the gas station at the same time a stolen card was used. An underage person also told police that Tyler Boebert had a sex tape with one of the accomplices.

Tyler Boebert has been charged with 22 felony counts. He was released without bail after a brief court hearing via video conference.

Lauren Boebert's son, Cayson Boebert, is at the center of a stolen credit cards case.

According to reports, Cayson Boebert is suspected of using his mother's credit cards to make unauthorized purchases.

The case involves multiple credit cards, with some reports suggesting as many as 10 cards were used.

Lauren Boebert has denied any involvement in the alleged scheme.

Cayson Boebert has not publicly commented on the allegations.

The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to determine the full extent of the alleged activities.

Tyler Boebert, the son of Rep. Lauren Boebert, is suspected of stealing a wallet containing $75 cash and a woman's Venmo debit cards, which she needed for brain surgery.

The stolen wallet was taken from a red 2015 Chevrolet Cruze on the night of February 21.

The victim's driver's license was mailed back to her a few days after the alleged theft, but without any sender information.

A letter claiming the ID was found "loose in mail" was included with the returned license, and it was written on paper from the Aspen Real Estate Company.

Tyler Boebert was identified in part because he was wearing a sweatshirt from his mother's now-closed bar, Shooters Grill.

The suspects were caught on camera at a nearby Kum & Go gas station at the same time a stolen card was used, according to transaction records.