What Happened to Torres on Chicago PD Season 14?
If there’s one character who can’t seem to catch a break on Chicago P.D., it’s Dante Torres. Season 14 finds him in a rough spot, and honestly, it’s almost painful to watch. After everything he endured in Season 13, witnessing an informant’s murder, revisiting his own childhood trauma in juvie, and losing his grip on faith, Torres is still teetering on that edge between holding it together and completely falling apart.
He’s got that brooding, haunted look this season, longer hair, the beard, those tired eyes that scream “yeah, I haven’t been sleeping.” It’s not just a cosmetic change; it’s the outward sign of the storm brewing inside. And credit to Benjamin Levy Aguilar, he leans into every ounce of that pain, making Torres feel so raw and real, it’s hard not to ache right along with him.
Season 14 digs even deeper into his guilt and loneliness. The fallout from his past, including his strained connection with Gloria Perez, still drives him. He’s trying to make things right, searching for purpose, but the more he pushes forward, the heavier it all seems to get. The job that once gave him structure now feels like both salvation and punishment. There are moments where you think, okay, maybe he’s finally healing, and then bam, something drags him right back down. His relationship with Jimena Sanz adds another complicated layer. She sees through his armor, sure, but she also represents that dangerous kind of comfort the kind that feels good for a second before it burns.
On X, the official account for Chicago PD, @NBCOneChicago, shared an exciting update about Torres' character, hinting that his journey is only just beginning.
So, what’s next for Torres? Hard to say. He’s still fighting demons, still searching for redemption, and maybe, just maybe, trying to believe again. One thing’s certain: his story’s nowhere near its final chapter.
Who Plays Torres on Chicago P.D. Season 14?
Benjamin Levy Aguilar steps back into Torres’ troubled shoes for Season 14, bringing a raw, unfiltered performance that makes the character’s struggles hit hard. Aguilar’s commitment to showing Torres’ physical and emotional unraveling has turned him into one of the most compelling figures in the One Chicago universe.
