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Aurora police say they detained 14 people Tuesday morning in connection with an armed home invasion, stabbing and kidnapping at an apartment complex recently embroiled in national political controversy.
The latest: A preliminary investigation suggests the crime is "100% gang activity," Aurora police Chief Todd Chamberlain said Tuesday.
There is also a "high assumption" the suspects may be linked to Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan prison gang known for human smuggling and money laundering, he said.
I like how they try to sweep "(illegal) immigrant prison gangs" under the rug with "gang activity".
Krauts have tons of illegals, but at least apartment complexes in Berlin aren't being overrun by roving gangs of illegals.
Yet.
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The thing that was not happening was the town being conquered by illegal immigrants.
It being limited to these apartment complexes was the claim the whole time
(https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/14/colorado-venezuelan-gang-claims-pushback/75669233007/)
There's a large difference between controlling some apartment complexes and Colorado's 3rd largest city.
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They don't control "the city," just the people who live there.
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Maybe .05% of the people who live there, if we're generous (including with our definition of control).
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