Overview
- Officers in Windsor, Colorado, issued a misdemeanor summons for non-injury child abuse after developing probable cause when a 2-year-old was found outside near the family home.
- An unnamed woman secured the child before police arrived, and no injuries were reported, according to Representative Lauren Boebert’s statement to 9News.
- The latest incident occurred near Boebert’s Windsor property, which local reports note is close to a lake; she said she was at a district event while Tyler Boebert was supervising the toddler.
- Tyler Boebert already faces an April 2026 trial on a similar misdemeanor charge stemming from a July incident involving the same child.
- He previously pleaded guilty in 2024 to attempted identity theft in a deal that imposed a two-year deferred judgment and probation, separate from the child-abuse cases.