Dallas hospital shooter Nestor Hernandez was freed in just 100 days after SECOND parole violation
DALLAS, TEXAS: Nestor Oswaldo Hernandez, the gunman who shot two nurses to death at the Dallas Methodist Hospital on Saturday, October 22, ripped off his ankle monitor earlier this year, breaking his parole terms for a second time. However, the state parole board ordered his release after only 100 days in detention, law enforcement officials confirmed to WFAA on Tuesday.
Hernandez, 30, was detained for two parole violations in March and June of this year. He was still on parole when he shot and killed a caseworker and nurse on Saturday, according to authorities. Jacqueline Ama Pokuaa, 45, and Katie Annette Flowers, 63, were shot and killed in the hospital's labor and delivery section.