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'Failure of the criminal justice system': Man on parole kills 2 nurses in shooting at Dallas hospital
Police say 30-year-old Nestor Hernandez shot and killed two healthcare workers at Methodist Dallas Medical Center on Saturday morning.
DALLAS - Methodist Dallas Medical Center is increasing the number of police officers on campus, after a shooting killed two of its nurses on Saturday.
The hospital released a statement saying, at this time they cannot release more information about the shooting, due to the ongoing police investigation.
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Methodist Dallas did confirm that the shooting happened in the mother/baby unit of the hospital.
The hospital system says it has scheduled additional meetings for its Methodist Dallas Medical Center Safety and Security Steering committee.
In a statement they say, "Safety on each of our campuses is of paramount concern and is evaluated on an ongoing basis and anytime an issue occurs."
30-year-old Nestor Hernandez has been arrested and charged with capital murder for the Saturday morning shooting.
A Methodist Health System police officer shot Hernandez. He was then stabilized, and taken to another hospital for treatment.
Police have not given an update on the identities of the victims.