CO city helps move apartment complex residents after alleged gang activity

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CO city helps move apartment complex residents after alleged gang activity

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain highlighted unlivable conditions at the now-closed Edge of Lowry apartment complex. The complex gained national attention after alleged members of the Venezuelan gang, Tren de Aragua, were caught on video entering a unit last summer. Chamberlain blamed both the apartment management for neglect and the gang for creating a lawless environment. The city spent $360,000 on repairs and $94,000 to relocate 85 reside…

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Colorado city helps dozens of families relocate after Tren de Aragua apartment infestation

The Aurora, Colorado police chief said Wednesday that efforts to clean up an apartment complex infested with Venezuelan gang members, involved relocating 85 families.

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The head of police in Aurora, Colorado, announced on Wednesday that efforts to clean up several complexes of apartments plagued by Venezuelan gang members from the Aragua Train (TdA), and poor management pushed the city to help some 85 families or people relocate to areas where they could not be victimized again. By Fox News Aurora Todd Chamberlain's Chief of Police Department gave an update on the progress made throughout the city, including hi…