City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky feels vindicated after months of warnings
Nineteen suspected members of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang were detained this week following a violent home invasion that left two Aurora residents hospitalized. The incident has sparked renewed outrage from City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky, who has long warned about rising migrant-related crime in the city.
“This is unfortunately not something you want to be able to say I told you so on, but I told you so,” Jurinsky said during an interview on ‘Fox & Friends’ Wednesday.
“Nobody wanted to listen to me. This very much turned into political theater leading up to the presidential election. Many people have suffered.”
According to Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain, the suspects entered an apartment at a complex that had previously been the center of gang-related violence. The suspects allegedly took two victims to another unit, where they were beaten, pistol-whipped, and threatened.
Nineteen suspected members of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang were detained this week following a violent home invasion that left two Aurora residents hospitalized.
I may have missed something in this whole story. It says that these gang members were ” detained ” but nothing else was mentioned.
Detained does not mean arrested. If they were just ” detained ” was ICE called ?
Were they later arrested and charged ?
Like I asked, did I miss something in the article ?