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The Intelligence Unit of Chicago P.D. has been missing a member ever since the debut of Season 11 in the 2024 TV schedule, but that's about to change with the return of Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Officer Dante Torres. Last seen in the shocking penultimate episode of Season 10 back in spring of 2023, the character has been on furlough off-screen for all of the eleventh season so far. His first case back won't be an easy one on February 7, and the actor spoke with CinemaBlend about how prepared Torres is (or isn't) for jumping back into the One Chicago deep end.<br/><br/>In the fourth episode of Season 11, called \
The Intelligence Unit of Chicago P.D. has been missing a member ever since the debut of Season 11 in the 2024 TV schedule, but that's about to change with the return of Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Officer Dante Torres. Last seen in the shocking penultimate episode of Season 10 back in spring of 2023, the character has been on furlough off-screen for all of the eleventh season so far. His first case back won't be an easy one on February 7, and the actor spoke with CinemaBlend about how prepared Torres is (or isn't) for jumping back into the One Chicago deep end.<br/><br/>In the fourth episode of Season 11, called \
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