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Apartment building where viral video fueled Trump’s claims about city likely will close next year

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AURORA, Colo. (AP) — An apartment building that was the scene of a viral video that led former President Donald Trump to claim a Denver suburb had been taken over by a Venezuelan gang will likely close early next year, according to the city attorney in Aurora. The city of Aurora is seeking to close all but one building at a six-building complex where armed men were seen entering an apartment in August shortly before a fatal shooting outside, claiming the property has seen too much violent crime and also has poor living conditions. The property owners have said that a Venezuelan gang prevented it from maintaining the building. But the city says that the owners abandoned the property, allowing crime to flourish.

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