The City of Aurora is moving forward with plans to close The Edge at Lowry apartment complex at 12th and Dallas after a municipal judge in Colorado granted an emergency order.

The chief of the Aurora Police Department said in December authorities involved believed the suspects were likely members of Tren de Aragua.

Aurora city officials are seeking an emergency court order to immediately close the troubled Edge of Lowry apartment complex, claiming the property “presents an immediate threat to public safety

Acosta, who is also suspected of being one of six armed men seen knocking on doors in a viral security video in August.

Residents at the troubled Edge of Lowry apartments in Aurora will be forced to move out after a municipal judge granted an emergency order to close the complex, and the property’s long-term future is still in limbo as city officials pursue a criminal negligence case against the owners.

The City of Aurora is trying to turn the page on a national embarrassment by closing down an infamous apartment complex and charging nine people for a recent kidnapping that took place there. Aurora law enforcement and city officials have been trying to put out a public relations fire started by CBZ Management since August,