Lauren Boebert Apologizes After Vaping, Taking Photos During Beetlejuice Performance
Boebert Escorted Out of Denver Theater After Audience Complaints
Video Shows Boebert Vaping, Taking Photos During Musical Performance
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert has issued an apology after video emerged of her vaping and taking photographs during a musical performance of Beetlejuice in Denver on Sunday night. Boebert was escorted out of the theater after several people seated near her in the audience complained.
Surveillance video from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts shows Boebert being escorted out of the musical by a theater employee. The video shows Boebert vaping and taking photos during the performance, despite the theater's policy prohibiting smoking and photography.
In a statement, Boebert apologized for her actions, saying that she "was not thinking" and that she "respects the theater's rules." She also said that she "understands why people were upset" and that she "will not make the same mistake again."
The incident has drawn criticism from some people, who say that Boebert's actions were disrespectful to the theater and to the other audience members. Others have defended Boebert, saying that she was simply trying to enjoy the performance and that she did not intend to cause any harm.
Comments