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Gang members busted in kidnapping, torture plot at CO apartment complex overrun by Tren de Aragua
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0:56Now PlayingMore than a dozen gangbangers likely linked to the vicious Tren de Aragua syndicate are in custody for allegedly kidnapping and torturing victims in an infamous Colorado apartment complex, cops said.
Fourteen suspects were nabbed in what Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain called “without a question a gang incident” at The Edge at Lowry complex — which has been overrun by members of the violent Venezuelan prison gang.
The group, a mix of men and women, ripped a migrant couple from their home at The Edge — then took them to another apartment where they were bound, pistol-whipped and beaten, cops said.
The couple’s apartment was also burglarized, cops said.
The victims called 911 around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday — after lying to their captors that they wouldn’t tell police they agreed to let them go. One of them was stabbed but the injury is not life-threatening.
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