killed by a man the police i was on parole wearing an active ankle monitor, dallas police chief eddie garciaalling the tragedy an important failure of a criminal justice system. the suspect 30-year-old nestor hernandez has been charged with capital murder but he was on parole for aggravated robbery at the time of the shooting this morning. a hospital police officer shot hernandez injuring him, so for the victims have not been identified and a motive for the shooting is still unclear, joining me with the breaking news criminal defense attorney and former homicide detective ted williams also fox news contributor, thank you so much for joining me on the breaking news. i was just talking with my sources within dallas, they tell me the police chief is very upset about this matter, the sky was released on parole and then he was let out, re-offended again and they released him again and of course he has killed two people, what is your reaction? >> this is a tragedy and is it a tragedy that could very well perhaps be avoided, are there more questions at this stage then we have answers but i think at

one that we're proud of is the history project, a history of policing course that former chief eddie garciaich teaches officers about the pressures in the community and the reasons why people hold certain feelings about police officers, but it also gives them an opportunity to convey to community members the perspective of a police officer, and the foundation has funded that in the past and is looking to continue that program. there are a number of issues that officers respond to that needs specialized equipment and training. so we funded one of the most recent k-9 purchases, and critical incidents, when they have to get into a scene, a dangerous scene, quickly, we purchased breaching tools for officers to have at a moment's notice as well as portable stretchers if they need to evacuate someone quickly. we just bought new technology for the robbery unit as a result of the theft--or the kidnapping of the young child earlier this year so that they can brief each other and be more prepared to manage that critical incident from their offices, and i have just funded, in the last couple of months

killed by a man the police i was on parole wearing an active ankle monitor, dallas police chief eddie garciaalling the tragedy an important failure of a criminal justice system. the suspect 30-year-old nestor

dallas police chief eddie garcia calling the killing a failure of the justice system.hearts go out to those affected by this tragedy. i am outraged along with our community at the lack of accountability and travesty that under this broken system we give violent criminals more chances than our victims. transported to another hospital for treatment. his condition and whether or not he remains hospitalized is unknown. we do know he has been arrested on capital murder charges. it is heartbroken at the loss for grieving the unimaginable tragedy. shocked to find out she couldn't leave due to an active shooter several floors below her. she took this video as she waited in a vacant room. safe. you know, we ought to be able to live life, where, you know, we don't have to worry about our safety. >> no word on a motive for the shooting. back to you. >> reporting in los angeles. thank you. just to make in meet. drilling down on the issue with me up next. monthly plan premium in many areas; and your doctor and hospital may already be a part of humana's large network. there is no ob

dallas police chief eddie garcia called the tragic killing a failure of the justice system, tweeting quotes are hard to douse pd goes out to those affected by this tragedy. i'm outraged don't our community the lack of accountability in the travesty of the fact that under this broken system we give violent criminals more chances than our victims for the pendulum has swung too far. hernandez was transported to another hospital for treatment. his condition and whether he remains hospitalized is unclear. we do know he has been arrested on capitol murder charges. methodist health system released a statement saying it quote their hearts are broken at the loss of two of our beloved team members. our entire organization is grooved in this unimaginable tragedy but her prayers are with their lost coworkers and their families. as well as our entire methodist family. one woman was visiting a friend in the hospital shocked to learn the reason she could not leave the room she was in was due to an active shooter several floors below her. she took this video as she waited in a vacant room. >> no pla

dallas police chief eddie garcia calling the tragic killing a failure of the justice system.ys, quote: we at dallas pd are grateful for the support and care provided to our officers at methodist hospitals. our staff are -- thoughts are with the staff and victims of today's events. this is a tragedy and an abhorrent failure of the criminal justice system. hernandez was transported to another hospital for treatment. his condition and whether he remains hospitalized is unclear, but he has been arrested on capital murder charges. methodist health statement saying it is, quote: heart broken at the loss of two of our beloved team members. our entire organization is grieving in the unimaginable tragedy. our prayers are with our lost coworkers and their families as well as our entire methodist family. one woman who was visiting a friend in the hospital was shocked to learn that she couldn't leave the room due to an active shooter several floors below her. she took this video as she waited inside a vacant room. >> no place really is safe. not your school, hospitals, churches. nowhere

dallas police chief eddie garcia called me tragic killing a failure of the justice system.s we can't douse peter grateful for the support and care provided to our officers at methodist hospitals for much of the staff and victims of today's events. we will do everything to assist in the investigation. this is a tragedy in a failure of the criminal justice system for it hernandez was to another hospital for treatment. his condition of whether humans hospitalized is unclear. we do know he has been arrested on capitol murder charges. methodist health system releasing a statement is heartbroken but two of our beloved team members our entire organization is grieving this unimaginable tragedy. prior to risk most coworkers and their families as well as the entire methodist family print one woman was visiting a friend in the hospital was shocked to learn the reason she could not leave was due to an active shooter several floors below her. she took this video as she waited in a vacant room. >> no place is safe. not your schools, hospitals, churches, no were safe. we want to be able t

the police chief, eddie garcia, says he's outraged 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 suspect was on parole for aggravated robbery. he was wearing an ankle monitor. do you agree with the police chief that this is an issue of leniency? >> i agree 100%. he has every right to be outraged, but there ought to be outrage across the country, because dallas isn't the only place where things like this is happening. the guy is a violent criminal, he should be locked up. he's out on parole. he's wearing an ankle monitor after he has committed a double homicide. what else do you need? this is being repeated in many cities across the country. we have to find the right balance. i believe that we have just gone too far over, and i realize that, you know, people who were talking about police reform. i believe there is a need for criminal justice reform, period. there's a need for that. at the same time, we have violent people among us. and some of them need to be locked up. they don't