Port Charlotte, Florida – Family and friends continue to seek answers and justice 20 days after Manuel “Macho” Torres was fatally shot in a parking lot outside UpperCutz Barbershop in Port Charlotte. The shooter remains at large, causing distress and frustration among those who knew and loved Torres.
Following the tragic incident, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office identified David Lee Hull as a suspect, but no arrests have been made in connection with the case. Kenia Tejada, Torres’ widow, expressed her concerns over the lack of progress in the investigation, emphasizing the need for closure and accountability.
Tejada disclosed that there is security footage of the shooting, yet she has not been granted access to it, adding to her anguish. Remembered as a devoted father and beloved member of the Port Charlotte community, Torres leaves behind two sons, ages 10 and 17, who are determined to see justice served in his memory.
The impact of Torres’ loss extends beyond his family, with friends and acquaintances highlighting his selfless nature and generosity. Known for his charitable deeds, including offering free haircuts and distributing backpacks to children in need, Torres was a pillar of support in the community.
Close friends of Torres lamented the lack of closure in the case, emphasizing the urgency of finding answers and holding the responsible party accountable. They described the incident as a senseless act of violence driven by ego, calling for justice to be served for their friend and the community at large.
Efforts to obtain updates on the investigation from the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office have been met with silence, leaving Torres’ loved ones and supporters in limbo as they await a resolution. As the search for answers continues, the Port Charlotte community remains united in its pursuit of justice for Manuel “Macho” Torres.