Tyler Boebert Faces Multiple Felony Charges, Struggles to Afford Legal Representation

The son of Rep. Lauren Boebert, embroiled in a crime spree, expressed difficulty in hiring a private lawyer due to high costs, considering a public defender as an alternative.

Tyler Boebert, 19, faces over a dozen charges including felony identity theft following his alleged involvement in a series of crimes.
During a court appearance, he voiced concerns about the affordability of legal representation.
Judge John Neiley advised Tyler to consider a public defender if he cannot secure private counsel.
The alleged crimes occurred in the Colorado district represented by his mother, Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Tyler was noted for his courtroom attire, receiving compliments from the judge.