The Fort Worth community is mourning a longtime boxing coach shot and killed Monday.
“He has impacted so many lives through boxing, teaching young men to be confident, resilient and disciplined. To fight for what you want in life, preparing them mentally and physically for any obstacles that they are faced with,” Chavez wrote.
Meesha Perez lives next door and said her family knew Guzman well. Perez described him as having a fun personality and “the neighbor you wanted.” “Just the kind of person who really shed light everywhere he went. Just an amazing guy. The world is going to be darker without him,” she said. “He just has a heart of gold. He was always willing to help.”
Fort Worth police are not releasing the age of the suspect or his specific relationship to the victim. According to Calzada, the shooting was reported to police “from an individual near or at the location." “As far as who may have been in the residence or what witnesses we may have, that’s for our homicide detectives to keep working on,” Calzada said.This article tagged under:
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