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How Venezuela’s TdA gang used tactics seen in Aurora to seize a building in San Antonio, Texas

The Venezuelan gang that infiltrated and terrorized tenants at three apartment complexes in Aurora used similar tactics to seize control of a San Antonio apartment complex, highlighting the increasingly disparate strategies employed by police in these cities.

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Suspect in Aurora home invasion was wanted from previous apartment unit takeover caught in viral video

The video that catapulted a Colorado city to the center of the debate over illegal immigration and brought to the attention of millions of viewers the tentacles of a Venezuelan gang operating in metro Denver showed six men barging into an apartment unit.

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Documentary on John Elway, who led Broncos to five Super Bowls, to air on Netflix

 John Elway has accumulated enormous accolades in his lifetime. First-team All-American at Stanford, New York Yankees draftee, three-time Super Bowl winner with the Broncos, NFL Hall of Famer. Now he can add “documentary subject” to his lengthy resume.

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Brauchler: Residents of the new 23rd District choose law and order

On Jan. 14, every district attorney in Colorado will take the oath of office and begin a four-year term of seeking justice and public safety consistent with the values of their individual jurisdiction and within the limitations of Colorado’s ever-weakening laws. For the first time in more than 60 years in Colorado, a new judicial district will come into existence, and with it, a brand new district attorney’s office. I am honored to have the opportunity and obligation to be the first DA to lead the new 23rd Judicial District.

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Denver court dismisses Douglas County’s lawsuit over Colorado’s ‘sanctuary’ laws

A Denver district court has dismissed a lawsuit that Douglas County filed against the state of Colorado over its “sanctuary” statutes that restrict local law enforcement officials from working with federal authorities on illegal immigration, according to the county’s lawyer.

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