Aurora apartment owner confirms Venezuelan gang takeovers — releases shocking evidence of bloody assault
The owner says many city officials are unwilling to take action and continue to 'deny the reality of the situation.'
CBZ Management, a company that owns a number of apartment complexes in Colorado, broke its silence on Friday, confirming that the vicious Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has taken over several properties.
The company started an account on X to share its side of the story after many local officials and the media reported that the claims of TDA's takeover were overblown.
'Yes, gangs did take control of our apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado, and the government did nothing. That is the real story.'
Rumors of the transnational gang's expanded presence in the area became seemingly undeniable in late August when Cindy Romero, a former tenant at the Edge at Lowry, a property owned by CBZ, released a video showing a group of armed men storming through the complex, Blaze News previously reported. Another video the then-tenant captured showed a man using a hammer to destroy the deadbolt lock on the same apartment unit.
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