The Venezuelan torture hub in Colorado

 Daily Mail:

A notorious Colorado apartment complex taken over by a Venezuelan gang is being held siege by migrants now using it as a torture hub.  

Tren de Aragua goons brutalized a couple at the Edge of Lowry complex in Aurora early Tuesday, police said, despite claims the besieged building had been cleaned-up.  

'To see this re-unfold again...am I fired up, yeah I'm fired up,' Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlin told reporters Tuesday at a press conference. 

The city's top cop detailed how a man and woman who live in the troubled complex were held against their will and 'tortured' by 13 to 15 armed individuals.

'Victims were held against their will, they were actually bound, both the male and the female,' the chief explained. 

'They were pistol whipped, they were beaten, they were terrorized. The fact that one human could treat another human like this is appalling.' 

While the pair was being held hostage, the attackers went to the unit where the victims live and stole items from them. 

Eventually the gangsters released the victims, who reported what happened to them to 911 just before 2 a.m.

It is unclear if the pair were just targeted and tortured so the gangsters could steal from them and whether they were Colorado natives or innocent Venezuelan migrants.  

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They added that even Aurora police officers are instructed not to respond to the property alone and must have backup, usually several other officers, before TdA is considered so dangerous.

Edge of Lowry is one of three apartment complexes the vicious Venezuelan mafia took over in Aurora. 

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This is another example of how criminals took advantage of Biden's open borders to infiltrate into the US.  The local police had to deal with this invasion by criminals because Biden opened the border to crooks.  The Border Patrol; should have been allowed to control the border and call the FBI for help to stop the criminal invasion.   

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