The gang Tren de Aragua has given its members a 'green light' to attack police officers in Denver, according to information being shared by authorities.
The Venezuelan street gang Tren de Aragua is believed to have given what authorities are calling the 'green light' to attack and kill police officers, federal authorities have warned. A bulletin by the Colorado Information Analysis Center, a screenshot of which was shared with Fox News Digital, warns that a police department in New Mexico have received information from federal partners that members have been encouraged to attack police officers in Denver.
The information was first reported by The New York Post, which cites a Homeland Security Investigations memo in Chicago providing similar information citing also 'credible human sources from Colorado' and warning that 'we have a TdA presence here in Chicago.' NewsNation reported that an officer safety/situation awareness bulletin had gone out to Border Patrol agents reporting similar information. Denver Police Department told Fox News Digital that it was aware of the warning.
This whole border situation over the last three and a half years has allowed countless criminals to be allowed into the United States, and we're seeing an uptick in crime, especially in illegal immigrant crime throughout the US, and sanctuary cities are just magnetizing it,' he said. He also joined others in warning about the gang, saying they are involved in drug trafficking, large-scale operations and other crimes. 'For United States citizens, for people here within the United States, they are a dangerous gang. And with them just putting out a green light on police officers here in the United States, we could potentially see police officers being shot at by these gang members because they do not fear the law enforcement in the United States,' he said.
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