Aurora Mayor Seeks Court Order Against Gang Activity
Aurora Mayor Seeks Court Order Against Gang Activity
Aurora Mayor Seeks Court Order Against Gang Activity
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Aurora, Colorado, Mayor Mike Coffman announced plans to seek an emergency court order to shut down apartment buildings allegedly overrun by Venezuelan gangs, particularly the Tren de Aragua group. The declaration of these properties as a 'public nuisance' follows public outcry and a viral video showing armed individuals in an apartment complex. However, Interim Police Chief Heather Morris stated that while gang members may reside in the community, there is no evidence of a full takeover. Coffman expressed concerns that national media coverage has led to a public hysteria that is overwhelming local emergency services. The city has previously shut down other buildings due to similar issues, and a task force is actively monitoring the situation. City officials are preparing legal documents to pursue the emergency order, which could impact many renters, including recent Venezuelan migrants.

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