Letters obtained by The Denver Gazette from the law firm representing CBZ Management — whose apartment complex in Aurora was shut down over what the city described as safety issues last month — show officials were fully aware weeks ago of accusations that a Venezuelan gang had “forcibly taken control” of the property.
In an Aug. 28 letter to Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, the law firm wrote that CBZ Management had been informed that “Aurora Multi-Family Projects have been forcibly taken control of by gang(s) that have immigrated here from Venezuela.”
BREAKING: Newly obtained documents reveal city officials, the CO AG, FBI, and DHS, knew of the Venzualan gang takeover of apartment buildings in Aurora for WEEKS and did nothing.
Not only did they do nothing but they actively gaslit the public that it wasn't true and there was… pic.twitter.com/oQIkaWkJ9E
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 4, 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Dallas police confirm Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is in Texas city unleashing chaos | Daily Mail
In a startling and surprising admission, the Dallas Police Department confirmed Tren De Aragua is in North Texas committing crimes, t.co/nXmE3heevZ can reveal.… pic.twitter.com/czoPj5doGT
— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) September 5, 2024
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