Aurora Apartment Complex Shut Down Due to Tren de Aragua Gang Threat

A judge orders the closure of a troubled Aurora apartment complex linked to violent gang activity

Aurora Apartment Complex Shut Down Due to Tren de Aragua Gang Threat
Aurora Apartment Complex Shut Down Due to Tren de Aragua Gang Threat

Aurora: An apartment complex in Colorado has been ordered to shut down due to gang violence. The Edge at Lowry has been overrun by the Tren de Aragua gang, which has caused serious trouble for residents.

A judge decided the complex poses an “imminent threat” to public safety. This decision came after a series of violent incidents, including the kidnapping of a migrant couple. The city is now pursuing charges against the owners for negligence.

The complex has seen over 60 criminal incidents since September 2023, including armed robberies and assaults. Police Chief Todd Chamberlain pointed out that the location has been poorly managed, allowing crime to thrive.

Last year, the complex gained national attention when a video showed armed gang members breaking into a unit. Many residents have since fled due to the violence.

City officials are working on a plan to help relocate the tenants affected by the closure. Meanwhile, nine gang members have already been charged in connection with the kidnapping, and investigations are ongoing for others involved.

The police are determined to ensure that everyone responsible for the violence is held accountable. They are focused on making the area safer for the community.

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