Olympian David Torrence was found dead at the bottom of a community swimming pool at a condo complex on Monday morning, according to a report by AZfamily.com. He was 31 years old.

Firefighters removed him from the pool and he was pronounced deceased. Detectives said there were not signs of foul play. No further details have been shared but a local medical examiner will investigate his death.

Torrence competed at last summer’s Olympics for Peru in the 5,000 meters and set the national record of 13:23.20 in the final. He still owns the indoor American record in the 1,000 meters.

Here’s how the track and field community reacted to the heartbreaking news on Twitter:

Today we lost an amazing athlete and an even greater friend pic.twitter.com/TDrD0mLkUn

— Kyle Merber (@TheRealMerb) August 29, 2017

Note: Kyle Merber announced that the HOKA Long Island Mile men’s race will be named in his memory.

He was going to get after it like he always does cause he was fearless pic.twitter.com/g59APi1XMl

— Kyle Merber (@TheRealMerb) August 29, 2017

Thoughts and prayers. So saddened. Sending love right now 💞 https://t.co/3x73kYlJx2

— Emily Infeld (@emily_infeld) August 29, 2017

This breaks my heart.

David was/is a loved person in our sport. Nobody smiled as big as this guy! https://t.co/MBjNUDXrq2

— Craig Lutz (@Craig_Lutz) August 29, 2017

Been looking up to DT since my high school years. Guy fit a lot of life in a short time. May you look down on us with your friendly smile. https://t.co/vgKx93ieRP

— Scott Smith (@scott_n_ready) August 29, 2017

Didn't really know him but I am sick over this. So many thoughts for his family and friends. https://t.co/jKbmnCiUyh

— Kara Goucher (@karagoucher) August 29, 2017

It saddens to to hear about my former teammate David Torrence. My heart goes out to him and his family. https://t.co/plkzGPt28d

— Leo Manzano (@Leomanzano) August 29, 2017

Really can't process hearing the terrible news about David Torrence. Met him in 2015 and he was one of the most exciting guys around. RIP DT pic.twitter.com/1y6kJEJdCX

— Evan Schwartz (@schwartzevan) August 29, 2017

David fought daily to better our sport. A fierce competitor and great friend. You will be missed, DT. Rest In Peace. https://t.co/FmTl2WjmaR

— Declan Murray (@declancmurray) August 29, 2017

Heart is hurting for David's family, friends, and the entire track community. 💜 David was such a dedicated and inspiring athlete! https://t.co/HDVX55uBDX

— Stephanie Garcia (@steph_steeples) August 29, 2017

https://twitter.com/fastk8/status/902323559086809089

https://twitter.com/fastk8/status/902324546610446336

You were exciting to watch. Fun to be around. And nothing but a good guy. Our world won't be the same without you. Keep flying David. https://t.co/aOE4ROTDRy

— Cristian Soratos (@soratos_miler) August 29, 2017

Can't believe it. In a sport full of exceedingly genuine/nice people, David Torrence stood out. Incredible person. Heart is with his family

— 800m and Runnin (@Tetlo) August 29, 2017

Contagiously positive, kind and warm to all, DT is a guy the whole world will be missing. Prayers to his family, our hearts are with you. ❤️ https://t.co/HydaJbjy6U

— Heather Kampf (@HeatherRaeKampf) August 29, 2017

My heart hurts.
RIP David. ❤️ https://t.co/i5SoplbHV1

— Jessica Tonn (@JessTonn) August 29, 2017

#DavidTorrence w/@TheRealMerb after winning last year's #HokaLIMile in 3:54.99 (photo by @JaneMonti1 for Race Results Weekly) pic.twitter.com/ejzXmfEtvH

— David Monti (@d9monti) August 29, 2017

Whether it was on or off the track, Torrence always had a positive outlook and a fiery competitiveness. The track community lost a great one

— Mike Rutt (@Mike_Rutt) August 29, 2017

I am absolutely broken hearing about @David_Torrence. One of the best humans I've ever met, I will miss him deeply.

— gabriele grunewald (@gg_runs) August 29, 2017

I'll remember this pic I took of @David_Torrence at @MartinezClassic.
Post-win he dedicated race to Adrian Martinez.
Gave his all 2 win.
RIP pic.twitter.com/Ea95OqmkqI

— Chris Lotsbom (@ChrisLotsbom) August 29, 2017

Overwhelming sad news…. https://t.co/xGfdD8aM4s

— Shalane Flanagan (@ShalaneFlanagan) August 29, 2017

We’ll have more on David Torrence later tonight with a column by Kevin Liao.