As ICE raided apartment complexes in Denver looking for vicious Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gangsters, desperate migrants looking to escape arrest ended up on the roof of an apartment complex, exclusive video obtained by DailyMail.com shows.
Several alleged members of TdA, as the super gang is known to law enforcement, ended up on the roof of Whispering Pines Apartment in Aurora, Colorado as federal agents moved in Wednesday morning.
The feds had warrants for several wanted criminals who had been under surveillance for some time.
As agents went door-to-door looking for them, several migrants climbed onto the roof of the property.
One eyewitness described one migrant as appearing as though he might jump down, however, that did not happen.
Video of the incident shows several men on their knees with their hands behind their backs as armed agents behind them bound their wrists together with zip ties.
Whispering Pines is one of the three Aurora complexes taken over by the South American syndicate since last year.
The dramatic clip is just one of several that emerged from yesterday’s raids as ICE, back up by other federal agencies like the FBI and DEA, targeted several properties.
Several wanted migrants ended up on the roof of the Whispering Pines Apartments in Aurora, Colorado Wednesday as they tried to out-run ICE agents
ICE agents had warrants for some migrants, however, they still went door-to-door knocking the doors of units they did not have warrants for
Agents also went to the Jewell, the latest property infiltrated by the mob, as DailyMail.com exclusively reported last week.
An images from the raid at The Jewell shows an armored truck on site for the safety of the agents, as TdA thugs are considered armed and dangerous.
The gang’s leadership has instructed members to shoot cops in the US.
It’s unclear how many migrants were rounded up as part of the targeted enforcement Wednesday, however, sources tell DailyMail.com the total fell short of the 100 migrants Immigration and Customs Enforcement had hoped to nab.
Since Pres. Donald Trump took office, about 194 TdA thugs have been arrested by the federal government, according to Fox News.
Doorcam footage from Whispering Pines also shows agents knocking on the doors of other residents.
Several properties across the Denver area were raided as part of the Tren de Aragua crackdown
Agents showed up in full tactical gear and in great numbers as Tren de Aragua members are considered armed and dangerous
Some residents willingly opened their doors to federal agents and they were not arrested or wanted
Agents did not have warrants for those residents, so they relied on the willingness of each person to open the door or not, sources confirm.
