On October 22, 2022, Nestor Hernandez was arrested for capital murder after fatally shooting two nurses at a Dallas hospital while at the facility for the birth of his child.In a statement released by the Dallas Police Department, officers responded to an active shooting scene on Saturday at around 11 am at the Methodist Dallas Medical Center in Dallas, Texas.Hernandez, who was on parole for aggravated robbery at the time of the shooting, reportedly received permission from the authorities to visit the medical centre to witness the birth of his child with his partner. He was reportedly released from prison on parole in October 2021 after he was convicted of aggravated robbery in 2015.The Dallas Police Department said in a statement:"Following a preliminary investigation, Methodist Health System Police arrested Nestor Hernandez, 30, for Capital Murder."Malini Basu@MaliniBasu_He’s accused of shooting &killing nurse & social worker at Dallas Methodist Hospital. Court documents: Nestor Hernandez was released from prison in October after serving time for aggravated robbery. He was allowed to be at hospital for the birth of his child. @wfaa4639He’s accused of shooting &killing nurse & social worker at Dallas Methodist Hospital. Court documents: Nestor Hernandez was released from prison in October after serving time for aggravated robbery. He was allowed to be at hospital for the birth of his child. @wfaa https://t.co/fIFvztV2CEIt is important to note that Nestor Hernandez had an active ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. According to Dallas Police, Hernandez was taken to an area hospital where he was treated for gunshot injuries he sustained during a confrontation with an officer who responded to the scene.Nestor Hernandez's criminal record dates back to 2009Kenneth Chapman ☮️@kenneth_chapmanSo Nestor Hernandez who was wearing an active ankle monitor, was still able to obtain a gun easily in governor abbott's wild wild west and murder 2 hospital employees at Methodist Hospital of Dallas. abbott hard on crime?...I think not.Lining his pockets with NRA blood money.164So Nestor Hernandez who was wearing an active ankle monitor, was still able to obtain a gun easily in governor abbott's wild wild west and murder 2 hospital employees at Methodist Hospital of Dallas. abbott hard on crime?...I think not.Lining his pockets with NRA blood money.Nestor Hernandez, a 30-year-old man accused of killing two nurses at a Dallas hospital, reportedly has a criminal record that dates back to 2009.According to the Daily Beast, Hernandez was arrested in 2009 for assaulting a public official. The suspect was also arrested in 2012, for robbery.As per the outlet, in 2015, Hernandez was convicted for viciously attacking a woman before forcing his way inside her apartment and burglarizing her residence. He reportedly bound her hands with duct tape, which he also used to cover her eyes while he robbed her. The suspect also stole her car and $3000 in cash.Following the incident, Hernandez reportedly accepted a plea deal for eight years on aggravated robbery charges.Eddie Garcia@DPDChiefGarciaWe @DallasPD are grateful for the support and care provided to our officers by @mhshospitals.Our thoughts are with staff and victims of today’s events.We will do EVERYTHING to assist in this investigation.This is a tragedy, and an abhorrent failure of our criminal justice system.39663We @DallasPD are grateful for the support and care provided to our officers by @mhshospitals.Our thoughts are with staff and victims of today’s events.We will do EVERYTHING to assist in this investigation.This is a tragedy, and an abhorrent failure of our criminal justice system.Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia condoled the tragic death of healthcare workers and highlighted the issues in the justice system. In a statement via Twitter, he said:"We @DallasPD are grateful for the support and care provided to our officers by @mhshospitals. Our thoughts are with the staff and victims of today's events. We will do EVERYTHING to assist in this investigation. This is a tragedy, and an abhorrent failure of our criminal justice system."He added:"I'm outraged along with our community, at the lack of accountability, and the travesty of the fact that under this broken system we give violent criminals more chances than our victims. The pendulum has swung too far."Victor Ruiz ☮-The Voice Of Rican-@portarican_RTNestor Hernandez had an active ankle monitor...and since he was in Texas, the ability to walk around with a concealed handgun since u cant tell the law abiding from the murderers until AFTER they start shooting...and sometimes not even then (Rittenhouse). #Vote and make it BLUE!9415Nestor Hernandez had an active ankle monitor...and since he was in Texas, the ability to walk around with a concealed handgun since u cant tell the law abiding from the murderers until AFTER they start shooting...and sometimes not even then (Rittenhouse). #Vote and make it BLUE!The motive behind the violent attack is unclear. However, the Dallas Police Department confirmed that the suspect was taken into custody after the incident. Authorities are yet to disclose the identity of the victims killed in the shooting.