Aurora Police have confirmed that several members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were involved in an “incredibly violent' armed home invasion.
Aurora Police have confirmed that several members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were involved in an 'incredibly violent' armed home invasion and kidnapping that left two victims seriously injured in an apartment complex this week. 'I will say without question, in my opinion, that this is TdA activity. Some of these individuals have been identified as TdA gang members,' Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain said.
Chamberlain said it was not a 'big step' for him to identify them as members of the notorious Venezuelan gang. 'But when you look at the circumstances of this, when you look at the events of this, when you look at the individuals involved in this, when you look at the veracity and the violence involved in this, again, it is not a big step for me to say that they are TdA gang members,' he said.
While the department cannot yet confirm whether all 19 of the suspects detained in the incident are TdA members, Chamberlain said he could categorically confirm that several are part of the gang that has been terrorizing Aurora residents in recent months. WATCH: Chamberlain said one of the detained TdA members was also involved in the violent apartment takeover in Aurora earlier this year. According to Chamberlain, this was not an isolated incident.
During a press conference, Chamberlain emphasized that Aurora Police would respond to calls and help any victim in trouble 'regardless of immigration status.'
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