Lauren Boebert's fondling incident may have violated Colorado's public indecency law, but an attorney said she probably won't be charged

• Rep. Lauren Boebert's public fondling incident may have violated Colorado public indecency laws.
• But a local defense attorney told Insider that it's unlikely she would face charges.
• Boebert was caught on camera appearing to grope her date during a theatre production of "Beetlejuice."

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert's caught-on-camera fondling incident may have violated the state's public indecency laws, but it's pretty unlikely that she'd ever be charged, a local defense attorney says. 

Boebert has faced ridicule after being kicked out of the Buell Theatre in Denver for causing a disturbance during a production of the musical "Beetlejuice."