After taking over three apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado , brutal Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has now spread to a fourth property in Denver - proving why the only solution to deal with the crime ring is deportation, cops and their victims tell DailyMail. Tren de Aragua members, now considered terrorists after President Donald Trump classified TdA as a terrorist organization , have fled the first three apartments they seized in Aurora, as the city and law enforcement cracked down.
Instead, they took the mayhem they cause by selling drugs and prostitution to Denver, where the mobsters are using the same criminal enterprise playbook they used in Aurora and San Antonio - where they also seized four rental properties. If you try to just arrest them, the ones that get away will just go elsewhere and do the exact same thing,' one federal agent who spoke on condition of anonymity told DailyMail.
The Jewell's newest inhabitant are so dangerous that the Denver Police Department sent an armored vehicle carrying its SWAT on Thursday to raid the property on a drug warrant. Six people we taken away in handcuffs out of an apartment unit described as a 'drug den,' where people were in the process of getting high when SWAT stormed in.
Exclusive video obtained by DailyMail. Finally, dude! Police raided The Jewell apartments in Denver Thursday, making several arrests. A national outrage erupted after the public learned TdA had overpowered three complexes in Aurora. City leaders began an aggressive campaign to simultaneously downplay the problem while making arrests.
In December, the Aurora Police Department arrested nine TdA members after a migrant couple accused them of kidnapping and torturing them. Federal agents stormed Edge of Lowry Wednesday, arresting one suspected gangster. However, attempts to arrest Tren de Aragua members and drive them out of the run-down apartments they controlled in the suburbs just meant they needed to find a new landing spot.
