IRAHETA DENVER, 7. >> AMY WADAS: OTHERS IN AURORA SAY THE DANGEROUS NARRATIVE OF GANGSTERS TAKING OVER APARTMENT COMPLEX IS MAKING IT HARD FOR THEM TO CONTINUE TO CALL THE CITY HOME. THOSE EVICTED FROM THE COMPLEX ON STREET 3 WEEKS AGO DUE TO CODE VIOLATIONS SAY THEY STILL HAVE NOT FOUND A PLACE TO LIVE. FAMILIES WERE GIVEN HOTEL VOUCHERS UNTIL THE END OF AUGUST. NOW SOME HAVE RELOCATED, BUT OTHERS SAY THEY'RE HAVING A HARD TIME. >> DON'T >> AT THAT COREY IN THE NAME WILL CHINA THIEF UF AND FAST? >> MOMENT THAT THE NUMBER WHAT THEY GOT HIM ON THE HEAD UP. >> AMY WADAS: NOW, AURORA CITY LEADERS HAVE SAID REPEATEDLY ANY CRIME AT THE NOAH APARTMENTS WAS SEPARATE FROM THE YEARS OF CODE VIOLATIONS AT THE BUILDING CITY IS TAKING THE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TO COURT IN FEBRUARY. THE HELLS ANGELS ARE TRYING TO SQUASH INTERNET CLAIMS THEY ARE ON THEIR WAY TO COLORADO TO FIGHT AGAINST TREN DE ARAGUA VARIOUS POSTS WIDELY SHARED ON SOCIAL MEDIA SHOW BIKER SUPPOSEDLY ON THEIR WAY TO AURORA IN A POST ON INSTAGRAM, THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HELLS ANGELS CHARTER SAYS IT DENIES THE CLAIMS ADDING THE CLUB DOES NOT INVOLVE ITSELF IN POLITICAL ISSUES OUTSIDE OF MOTOR