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Officials in Colorado confirmed on Wednesday that 'components' of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua — also known as TdA — are operating in the city of Aurora, but said 'reports of TdA influence... are isolated.'TdA started out as a prison gang in Venezuela and has expanded throughout the Western Hemisphere.
He concluded his statement by urging victims of crime to come forward and report it to law enforcement.Full statement from the City of Aurora:RELATED STORY | Why is gang activity increasing?The Drug Enforcement Administration has partnered with Aurora PD for the special task force and issued its own statement to Denver7 Investigates Wednesday.
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