Hospital Turns Into War Zone After New Father Opens Fire

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Sergeant Rangel fires once, striking Nester in the leg. All I could see was a black pistol. You see it right now? No, no. He walked in the room. I actually, he was coming out. But if he had the gun in his hand, I shot one time and he went back in the room. Sergeant Rangel knows that there are still people in the room, as well as almost every other room on this floor. There are medical workers trying desperately to save the life of a nurse who went past him and countless others in harm's way. He has to negotiate, delay, and keep the shooter engaged in anything except more gunfire. Okay, listen, we can work this out, partner, okay? Okay. All we have to do is just get the people outside, please. Thanks to Sergeant Rangel's quick call to dispatch and numerous 911 calls, police have already started to arrive at the scene. Over the next few minutes, more than a dozen officers will begin flocking to the hospital, heading upstairs to the Schenkel Tower on the fourth floor. Everybody's on it? Holy shit, no, I'm not. Thank you. We're over 40 and we're in the fourth floor. Hey, where did you hear the shootings? 5-0-4-40 repeat, you're breaking up. Stand by. Adonde? Adonde? Allá para su lado. Allá para su lado. Hey, where's it at? Where's it at? It's right here. Where? That way, that way, that way. Bravo 440, I'm going to need to chill on the fourth floor. Third room will come right. Bravo 440, does anybody have a 40 millimeter? I'm going to need a shield. Yeah, and a shield. Where's the shield? Right here. Hey, is he up there? Just cover him, just cover him, just cover him. Hey, do we have eyes on that guy? Walk out with your hands up, walk out with your hands up! Move up, move up, move up. I'm on the side, I'm on the side. I'm on the side. Hey, hey, go to the right-hand side. Hey, this unit needs to come to the right. Hey, get some cover. Hey, does this wrap around? Does it wrap around? The officers need to find a way to flank Nestor's position in the room, but the hospital was designed for efficiency and privacy of the patients. Adrenaline is running high as it becomes apparent that there is only one way in or out of where Nestor is located. They are going to have to go through that door and try to incapacitate him before he can harm anyone else. The breaching team moves into position. All right. You see where that sergeant's at? I don't know if you can keep an eye on him. Who has the 40-millimeter? Hey, stand by. Hey, leave the slammer. Leave the slammer. Stay light. We'll call it up. We'll call up the slammer if we need it. Slow it down, guys. Slow it down. Slow it down. Hey, Sarge, get out of the way. Sarge, move it. Sarge, come here. Do you see him? He's falling down. Nestor. Okay, get the female out first. Female, come. Okay, get the lady out. Get the female out. Where are you? I don't have a female. Come on out. Come out, man. Come out. Rest team. I'll be a rest team. Come out of the room right now. Come out of the room. Get gloves on. Get gloves on. Let's go. Keep your hands where you can feel. Come on! Come on! I'm plugged in! I'm trying to! Keep your hands by your sides! He doesn't have no guns! Get out of the way! Can you move, ma'am? I'm trying! Let's move in. Here are my cuffs. Cuff the guy first. All right, guys. Ready? Rifles move past. Rifles move past him. He's not shooting! He's not shooting! He's not shooting! He's not shooting! Hey, does this room connect? No, no, it does not. I need one nurse. One nurse! Okay, at least we need a surgeon or something, okay? That's one of the suspects. Okay. Okay, let's get out of the way. Okay, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Bravo 440, we have a suspect in custody. Stark P.E.S. and Stark, homicide as well. Coming out, coming out, guys, coming out. All right, get him down. Hey! They are able to bring the baby out, as well as Nestor, both alive. The child is miraculously unharmed. Nurse! Nurse! Let's get him out first. Stand by. Yeah, nurse. Come out, come out, guys, come out. Hey, whose car is he going to be placed in? Okay. Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey, which leg? Bravo 440, we're going to need to shut down the entire fourth floor labor and delivery. Entrance to the fourth floor. Up top, up top, up top. All the way up top. All the way up top. All the way up top. All the way up top. Let's move this out of the way so they can get to him. Hey, officer down, can you look at the officer down key? Yeah, I got one. Here, here. Hey, do me a favor. Let's secure this. What do you all need? I got a quick clock. Somebody, somebody with a shear. Somebody with a shear. There's nothing. There's nothing. I just want to confirm it's suspect in custody. Call that suspect in custody at 11:20. Browson, you're making the calls. In the aftermath, it becomes a race to make sure that the mother and child are unhurt and that Nestor has been taken into emergency surgery. No matter what the man did, the medical team will do their best to try to save his life. The weight of their two co-workers lays over the entire team as Jackie lies dead in the room and Katie Annette was unable to be saved from the mortal wound she had received. Police now have to contend with protecting the crime scene while workers continue to relocate other patients and their families that had been trapped on the floor during the shootout and siege. Downstairs, the hospital entrances have been sealed off by police and the building is on lockdown and in emergency mode. Doctors with special skills in emergency medicine from all over the facility are being called to assist in the emergency rooms. It's not just doctors and nurses headed to the ER but police officers from the hospital's own department and the city police force. They stand guard to make sure that no one else will fall into the teeth of this day. Nestor goes into emergency care for the gunshot wound. Fall never arrives all at once. First the air, then the light, and slowly the things you love begin to find each other. A jacket meets a dress. A hoodie slips beneath a blazer. An old cap finds a new scarf. Because you don't simply step into the season. You create it, layer by layer, until it finally feels like fall. Find fall your way at Ross. All right, clean your arms a little bit. Press your back. Two, three. Hello! Stop! Yes, because you lost fall. Stop. I have your phone in my pocket. Thank you. Take that NSRLR. Thank you. Back upstairs, the homicide detectives have arrived and forensic teams aren't far behind. They've got a lot of work ahead of them to secure the scene, move people out of the rooms past it, and to attempt to protect the dignity of the victims of this crime. At some point, what they do here could be brought into court and even the smallest error in their work could mean the difference in the outcome of the trial. And then it's over, at least for now. The police officers return back to their duties or go to make out the necessary reports. The hospital staff has to keep caring for their patients, including the one who killed two of their own. And the city of Dallas is now getting wind of what happened that day. In Dallas, a defined active shooter inside a Dallas hospital. Two medical workers inside Methodist Dallas Medical Center are dead, both killed by a lone gunman who entered the North Oak Cliff Hospital earlier this morning. Police telling us that the person who shot and killed those workers has been caught. The families of Jackie and Annette would be receiving calls and visits with the terrible news that they had lost someone they loved deeply and who had done so much for the people of Dallas throughout their lives. Nestor Hernandez would remain at the Methodist Hospital for four days, recovering from the gunshot wound to his leg before being transferred to holding to await trial. He would return to a jail cell, clad in a hospital gown and using a walker to move around. It would take almost two years before he saw his day in court. Selena Villatoro would also testify along with Sergeant Robert Rangel, who by this time had been recognized for valor by the state of Texas for his actions on that day. Selena would be asked how Nestor was acting when he first came into the hospital room. I thought he was just drunk. That's why he was like being sentimental. Like I didn't really think nothing of it. Did he appear to you to be drunk or intoxicated at that time? Oh, yes, sir. What was it about him that made you feel like he was intoxicated? I mean, just the way he was talking. Just, he was crying talking to me. She would explain that when Nestor drank, he would often get sentimental and cry. This time, though, he shifted quickly from sadness to anger and jealousy. I feel I guess he gets done talking to them. I think I hear like the doors like from the closets opening. Like he's like opening the closet door, slamming them. And then next thing I know, he like throws the like the little sliding like this that they have right there. He throws it and then he like hits me in my head with the gun. He was like, he was hitting me like just, I don't know. I think he told me like who's here or something like that. She would go on to say that prior to him throwing the table, she had accidentally knocked over his beer, spilling it everywhere. He became angry and she pulled the sheet over her head as he raged. So he indicated that you had the sheet over your head and he began to hit you in the head with the gun. Is that correct? Yes, sir. Did you know when he had entered the hospital and specifically into your room that he had a gun at that point? No, no, sir. Did you see where he pulled the gun from? No, no, sir. Okay. You just felt him hitting you with the gun? Yes, sir. Do you recall how many times he struck you with the gun? I think the first time just once. Just once. Okay. Is he making any statements while this is happening? Is he saying anything to you? I think he was just like saying like that he had told me to stop playing with him and he was just telling me stuff like that we're gonna die today. Just, I mean. Selena would suffer a laceration to her head from the pistol whipping as well as bruising to her neck. The pistol, a small and easily concealed one, was lightweight and probably contributed to the relatively small amount of damage she took in the assault. So just going back to when the defendant is assaulting you with the gun, he's hitting you with the gun and he's making these statements about killing you all and killing anybody else who comes inside the room. Was the door open or closed at that time? Do you remember? It was closed. It was closed. Okay. And so at some point did somebody else come inside the room while Mr. asked to go? Oh, yes, sir. Okay. Who was that? One of the nurses, though. I think she was supposed to come in and check on me or something. Okay. She came in and that's when Mr. walked up and went behind her and shot her. Okay. Jackie fell over backwards and died almost immediately after being shot. She may have never known that she was in any danger. Let's move over to the testimony offered by Nestor at this moment. In his own story prior to this, Prior to this, he had said that he thought Selena had been cheating on him and was wondering if someone had been hiding in the room. He explained that he had the pistol on him at the time because he had made arrangements with someone to sell it later in the day. He said that he had come to the hospital at her request to sign the birth certificate. Tell the jury what happened once you got inside that room that changed the whole situation. Could you tell them what took place? Okay, well I walked in, my son, he was asleep in the bassinet, I went in and I rubbed his belly, I was like, "Hey little man," you know, and so I went and I walked into the restroom, I used the restroom, I walked out, I proceeded to walk out, I start looking for the gun, you know what I mean? I started looking for the gun, she was like, "What you looking for?" I said, "The gun." And she was like, "Why?" And I said, "I got it sold." I said, "I talked to the dude last night, he wants to buy it." And so she's like, "What you looking for?" And I was like, "All right," and so, I'm on my phone also, you know what I'm saying? Like she said, she said sentimental, I don't want to say I'm sentimental, I'm more expressionate or something. You know, I like telling people that, you know, I love them and stuff, you know, I'll drink a little bit or do some drugs, I'm like, "Hey man, you know, I love you man, you know, I'm glad you're in my life," type of thing. You know, you got the aggressive people and then you got the lovers, I guess, or whatever. So when you're sitting there having this conversation, could you tell the jury what it was that made her start pulling the blanket over her head and refusing to talk to you? I don't recall her putting the blanket over her head. You don't recall her pulling the blanket over her head? No, I don't. What do you recall happening when you were having this conversation with her? I ended up sitting down and I was like, "Man, get the gun," and stuff. And so I was like, "So I'm about to sign this birth certificate in the league," and so I'm texting. And so my brother called me and I talked to him briefly, my nieces and stuff. Well, we started talking, she kind of talked to me, I was like, "Shut the fuck up, don't talk to me," you know what I'm saying, "Woo-woo," and she's like, "Oh, no," she started, she's like, "Man, you're drinking," and "Woo-woo-woo," and I was like, "Man, I don't want to hear it, man," I was saying, "I ain't been drinking like that," and she's like, "No, you're drinking, woo-woo," and I was like, "Man, you're drinking," and she's like, "No, you're drinking, woo-woo," I was like, "Shut up." I was like, "Don't even talk to me." She was like, "Nah, you're not supposed to be in here drinking, woo." I was like, "Don't nobody even know this is a beer. It looks like an Arizona or something." And she was like, "Nah, man." She's like, "Man, they're gonna come in here and see you or whatever." And so I was like, "Man." I was like, "Bro, don't even talk to me, bro." I said, "Yeah, you really nasty." And she was like, "What you mean nasty?" I said, "Yeah, you really nasty." You know what I'm saying? She was like, "What?" And I said, "Man, I said, man, my shit hurt, bro. I'ma just sign this birth certificate and I'm finna leave. I'm just gonna make a nigga my ass." - Nestor would then tell the court he told Selena that he knew she had cheated on him because he had contracted a sexually transmitted disease and it had to come from her. - And so she's like, "Man." She's like, "Nah, man." She's like, "I ain't fucking nobody," and dah, dah, dah. And so she gets on her phone, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, "Yeah, you need to tell whoever you've been fucking with that you got this shit. You passing out this shit." - So what are you talking about? - I never had an STD before, before that. So, I mean, I knew there was something wrong. I didn't know exactly what it was. - Why would you say you knew something wrong? - When I urinate, when I urinate, it hurts, yeah. - So y'all start, so you're talking about her messing with somebody else, telling her that she needs to tell people that she's probably giving them STDs too? - Yeah, I don't know. 'Cause she ended up getting on the phone. I was like, "You needn't be calling them people and letting them know you're passing out that shit." - And what happened as a result of this conversation? - You say what happened to the result? - Tell me what happened next after y'all were having this conversation. - Oh, the nurse, she walks in. So she walks in and Selena, she gets up and she's like, "Hey, I need you to use the restroom." So when she gets up, I get up with her. - You can see how Nestor began to craft his story and his lack of personal responsibility as it continues to grow. - Are you talking about the woman that ended up getting shot? - Yes, sir. - Okay. So you guys are having this conversation, it's going on. Up to that point in time, had you ever threatened that you were gonna kill Selena or? - No, sir, no, no, sir. - Did you ever threaten to Selena that you were gonna kill anybody coming in that room? - No. - Did you have any intention of harming anyone? - No, I didn't. - Tell the jury what happened. And you just described that you got to the point where the nurse came in the room, Selena wants to go to the restroom. Tell the jury what happened next. - Well, she gets up and I get up with her and she's walking. No, when the nurse came in, she said, you know, "Good afternoon" or "Good evening." And I said it back and Selena gets up and she's like, "I need you to use the restroom." She had told the nurse, "I need you to use the restroom." But I got up with her and so I was like, "Why you need to go to the restroom with your phone?" And she's like, "Because. " And then the nurse asked, "Is everything okay?" And I was like, "Yeah, everything's okay." And then she said, "No, it's not." She's like, "I don't want him here. This ain't even his baby." So I slapped her. So when I slapped her, the nurse was like, "Oh." And so then Selena hit me and we got into like, whenever I got up, I had the pistol on me too. You know what I'm saying? She ended up, before that, Selena handed me the pistol. And so I had the pistol right here, it's a little pistol. So when I got up, I got up holding it too. And she hit me. And so, you know, I kind of like, you know, I had the pistol in my hand. I don't think the nurse knew I had the pistol in my hand. And so we got into like a little bra or whatever. And that's when I, you know, I hit her. I ended up hitting her with the pistol. And that's when the nurse, the nurse, she was like, "Stop." She got in between us. And my shirt, the black shirt that I had on, it was already kind of like over me. It was already like, 'cause she was like putting on the shirt too. And so the gun went off. That's what, that's what. - And who was pulling on your shirt? - Selena. The nurse tried to stop the fight. She got in between us and she yelled, "Stop." She's like, "Stop." And next thing you know, the gun went off. And we stopped, everything slowed down. I was kind of confused for a little bit. And the first thing that Selena said, she was like, "What did you do?" You know what I'm saying? And I was like, "No, man, it's your fault. "This is your fault." You know what I'm saying? And the nurse, she was kind of like leaning forward and then she ended up falling back. - Did you intentionally shoot this nurse or? - No, no, no, no. - Nestor would claim that he did not point the gun at Jackie. He would contend that the gun just went off and that she was an unintended victim. He was then asked what happened next. What was his explanation for the shootings that would follow? - What's the next thing that you recall happening at that time? - I panicked. I panicked. I was like, shit, shit, shit, shit. And Selena, she started screaming. She was like, "Oh, man," I don't know. I couldn't even understand what she was saying. And I opened up the door and I shot. I opened up the door with my right hand. I opened up the door and I shot out the door. Boom, boom, twice. I shot out the door twice. - Did you see anybody outside the door when you shot? - No, I didn't even look outside. I just shot. - What was the purpose of that? - I was so panicked. I just shot somebody, you know what I mean? I was just, I was real panicked. It was like, how can I say this? Like an example would be like if my mom or like somebody's mom has like a favorite coffee mug that she drinks coffee with every morning and you drop it and you break it. And when you broke it, you panic. You're like, oh, and your mom was like, "Hey, what was that?" So you don't want her to see, you know what I mean? Like you don't want her to see. You just panic. And I tried to like, I guess make another distraction or something. I wasn't just really just, I wasn't thinking right. I just wasn't. No, I didn't even see the sick nurse in the hallway. - It doesn't matter whether he saw Annette Flowers in the hallway. His bullets struck her anyway and her life began bleeding away as the man became more desperate and frantic. - So I went back, you know, the nurse laying on the floor, you know what I'm saying? She's screaming. I'm like, oh my gosh. And so it's all hectic. I'm kind of panicking, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, man, I'm like, shit, shit, shit. And so I, Selena, she said, "Get help." And so I turned around. I, when I turned around, I walked out the door. I tried to walk out the door. I felt the heat just through my leg. Boom. And I stepped back. I jumped back into, I jumped back into the room and I looked down and I was like, they shot me. - And then, in his testimony, Nestor would show the kind of person he really was. - By now, Selena has the baby. She had grabbed the baby at this time. And she's holding the baby. And I'm like, hey, give me the baby, give me the baby. And she was like, no, no. And I'm like, give me the baby, man. I was like, man, give me the baby, man. Give me the baby, put him in the crib. 'Cause the crib, the bassinet is by the restroom. And so I'm thinking, I was like, man, they're about to come in here and start shooting, man. They're about to shoot us. And she's like, she's like, no, no, no. I wanted to put them in the bassinet and put them the restroom because I was like man they about to come in they already shot me they about to come in and start shooting I started feeling the pain at first I didn't feel the pain but now I'm feeling it I'm like oh I'm saying oh yeah so I went around the bed I don't know if I if I sat down in the closet or I sat down in front of the closet and uh I was like shit and uh Serena's like she's steady screaming she's steady screaming and uh she's like what the fuck what the fuck this lady she right there I was like man I was like man I was like man shut up I was like shut up shut up shut up so I'm like I'm I'm I'm sitting there and I'm like man I said man I'm about just to go out there I'm just let him kill me man I said I and she was like what I said I was like I'm not going back I'm not going back and I was like I'm not gonna spend the rest of my life in jail and yet he would give himself up would he have used the baby as a shield to protect himself from the police and the police would have used the baby as a shield thankfully he was never given a chance as the police would swarm into the room and immediately incapacitate him Selena was left screaming in the room the bassinet nearby covered in blood on the stand Sergeant Rangel would offer his own take on what happened that day he explained that he happened to be on the floor that day at the time for a completely unrelated matter and just happened to be a couple of doors down when the shooting started when it first rang out he said it sounded exactly like what he said it sounded exactly like what he said it sounded exactly like a light bulb had popped somewhere but the next two shots fired out the door of the room left no doubt as to what happened he saw the wounded nurse come by blood drops on the floor and moved into position where he had a better angle and a very slight amount of cover and then Nestor tried to emerge from the room at that point it's kind of like time it so really slow down probably hadn't but it's kind of like time and so really slow down and probably hadn't but it's kind of like at that time I had already made a decision within myself that a nurse had been shot and I only knew about one at that time and I told myself I'm the only I'm the only one up here right now I would told myself I'm the only one up here right now I would have a glance to see if McRail or Jaime had made their way up to the floor but at that point he hadn't so my mind is telling me if he comes out of the room empty-handed I'm gonna tell me you know keep his hands up and get up on the floor and I told myself if he came out with a pistol I'm gonna tell him to you know keep his hands up and get up on the floor and I told myself if he came out with a pistol I only had one option and that was to make sure that he didn't get out past the room with a gun when he when I saw him he he was looking out of the room he had the pistol and I fired one time at his leg because I fired at that time cuz I feared for my life I feared that if he came out of the room that he was gonna try to shoot more people and it is most likely that if sergeant Rangel had not taken that shot or worse not been there at all Nestor Hernandez could well have shot his way out of the hospital potentially taking more lives on the way in the end Nestor was unable to sway anyone to believe that he was in any way innocent a jury would find him guilty of two counts of capital murder he would be sentenced to life in prison without any chance at parole at the sentencing family and friends of the two murdered women would speak in court Annette devoted her life to taking care of people just like Jackie did everyone in health care does we vow to serve others and scum like you after you wrecked havoc that day and stole two beautiful souls who undoubtedly were better human beings and more deserving of life than you will ever be they still saved your life I hope every day for the rest of your miserable life you are haunted by their names faces and the legacy that you cut short although you don't care about any of that you've shown no remorse for anything on that day Nestor Hernandez ended or ruined countless lives the two women killed had loving families and large networks of friends and co-workers and without a doubt his actions will have repercussions throughout Selena's life and that of his newborn son and in the end did he ruin his own life it might be hard to find anyone who would care about that Jackie Piqua had worked in the social services department at Methodist Medical Center and had received her master's degree in social work from the University of Texas at Arlington a native of Ghana she had moved to the United States more than 20 years earlier but maintained a strong relationship with her family back home the 45 year old woman left behind a son Annette flowers was 63 years old at the time of the shooting and had worked for 40 years as an RN specializing in 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