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Aurora apartment worker beaten to a pulp by Tren de Aragua — as owners say migrant gang took over
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0:37Now PlayingThe proof of Tren de Aragua’s violence in Aurora, Colo., is written in blood.
A fed-up landlord in the Denver suburb has shared a bloody photo of one of its workers after the man was allegedly beaten to a pulp by members of the brutal Venezuelan prison gang for refusing to let them stay in a vacant apartment they had taken over.
The Brooklyn-based company claimed that the gang effectively stole entire apartment complexes out from under it by threatening employees and tried to extort it for a cut of the rent in exchange for being allowed to keep operating the properties.
Local cops and the FBI were asked to help stop the extortion but refused to step in, CBZ Management said.
“Gangs have taken control of several of our properties in Aurora, Colorado,” the company wrote in a thread on X last week.
“In an attempt to discredit this fact for political purposes and avoid governmental accountability, some have spread false information about our situation.”
The company, which owns and had managed the properties, posted multiple surveillance videos from its apartment complexes — including the footage of the beating of the employee late last year — that it said prove the gang has a foothold in Aurora.
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