A management company that manages several apartment complexes in Colorado shared a surveillance videos and a picture of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua group assaulting one of its people after the individual refused to accept a pay on Tuesday.
CBZ Management reported that Tren de Aragua users have threatened and attempted to steal the business, as reported by Fox News. They have taken control of several apartment buildings in Aurora, Colorado.
After refusing to accept a reward, a CBZ member was assaulted by the group at the Whispering Pines Complex at the end of last year, according to CBZ Management. After the event, the individual is seen in a photo that was shared alongside the surveillance video.
The employee allegedly discovered a group of tenants in a vacant house and turned down the offer of$ 500 to “overlook the scenario.” The staff was therefore assaulted by the crew before receiving medical care at a nearby hospital, according to Fox News.
The CBZ Management member told Fox 31 that” I believe they were trying to kill me.” ” I do n’t know how I got out, but I got out”.
The employee was even accused of receiving text messages after the incident at the apartment complex, according to the business.
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A police statement from the 18th Judicial District Court, according to Denver 7, revealed that Yoendry Vilchez Medina-Jose, a Tren de Aragua part, assaulted a CBZ Management staff in November. The statement from November was released, but it was not immediately clear whether it was from the same event as the new security video, the outlet noted.
Addressing the issue with the Tren de Aragua group taking over Colorado rooms, CBZ Management released a speech last week on X, previously Online, saying,” Groups have taken control of several of our properties in Aurora, Colorado. Some people have spread false information about our position in an effort to undermine this truth for social functions and avoid administrative responsibilities.
In another article, the business added,” Despite clear evidence, several also deny the reality of the situation, often using us as scapegoats. That’s why we are no longer staying silent. We will continue to refute lies using simple facts and proof. Yes, gangs did take control of our apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado, and the government did nothing. That is the real story”.