Aurora Police Offer Help to Apartment Complexes Amid Venezuelan Gang Issues

Published on September 18, 2024

The city of Aurora, Colorado, wants to assign police officers to apartment complexes where alleged gang members from Venezuela have resided, but the property owner has yet to accept the offer. Jason Batchelor, Aurora city manager, has offered to assign off-duty police officers to work at two CBZ Management properties from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. A city spokesman said this would give CBZ Management more peace of mind as they are encouraged to manage their properties again. “They have so far not taken us up on that offer,” the spokesman told The Epoch Times on Sept. 17. “They also continue to be uncooperative with [the Aurora Police Department] on the various criminal cases that occurred at or are tied to their properties going back several months....

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