FULL INTERVIEW: FOX 26 speaks with Robert Solis

FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace spoke with Robert Solis, who is convicted of killing Harris County Sheriff's Office Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal, while on death row.

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[mohamedabdullahi]

If u don't want to get Into these mess b a good citizen n u will live a very smooth life simple rule of life

[timmykidd]

WOW ! What a video. This man is so messed up in the head.

[kjwsmother]

Geeesh enough with the “ Mr Wallace”
And did he spit ? Tf ?

[nathanurick]

It disgust me looking at this guy do this interview. Yes I’m taking up for the officer, his kids and family and yes I was a police officer for many years for the same department working the same area this young officer worked and I’m proud of that. This was nothing less than a cold blooded killing of a police officer by a low life street thug hood rat that chose to live a street life regardless of who he hurt in the process. This officer was doing everything right in life which was the complete opposite of how this thug was living. This officer was supporting his family the exact way a real man should which again was exactly the opposite of what this thug was doing. It literally infuriates me listening to this interview but on the other hand it makes me happy to hear how ignorant this thug is and I hope he keeps trying to pretend he’s an attorney because we all know how that will end. Rest in peace officer and know that you haven’t been forgotten.

[simplygem]

What was the purpose of interviewing if you can't answer anything... He seems agitated just for having to answer questions

[lilybraxton]

The killer was being evasive, absolutely 💯

[AVG-ubsj]

why do an interview "if everything is in the record" and cant answer crap...

[laurierivesman]

He's one of the killers Hidalgo released. And then he goes and murders a deputy a lot of people knew. RIP Dahliwal and I hope Solis gets what he deserves soon.

[dogwood]

No, Mr. Solis, you do not have the right to steal. And the law abiding citizens would never end up in your position. Do you want to know why? Because we don't get out at a traffic stop and point a gun (which I personally have never owned) and accidently shoot an officer. It just will never happen to law abiding folks. Not ever. And please don't think soldiers went to war so that you can have that type of accident; Even a soldier follows rules and regs and would be convicted of cold blooded murder if he "accidently" pointed his weapon and killed a superior officer. The only difference is he might have the balls to admit what he did. Those triggers are hard to pull, or so I've been told.

[raymondharris]

You don't believe you got a fair trial. I have never seen a death row inmate that ever admitted to getting a fair trial. It pains me to these thugs being granted interviews after killing law enforcement officers that are working tirelessly to keep our community safe.

He couldn't even answer the question, how his weapon was discharged. He's there talking all sorts of BS.

[johnnyd]

He said "how did the gun discharge"?? 😂😂 he didn't know what to say

[justinrountree]

He reminds me of George Rivas from the Texas 7 prison break.

[michaelrivera]

If u pulled the trigger ur guilty all u can argue is if it was an accident or with intent

[peterlargent]

This guy is a rotten human being I see no remorse all I see is a person who only cares for himself Pete knows

[kristiskinner]

10:27 well people who arent yet convicted of anything yet shouldnt be kept in jail thats for sure. And depending on what they are accused of a judge has the descretion to deny bail already, or in some situations they make it so astrononically high that the person has no chance of making bail in the 1st place

[chrisruiz]

You cant see the evidence unless your representing your self. Basic answer yes or no

[evilladollyz]

It's amazing how so many become god fearing after they get the death sentence.

[GhostRider-reiv]

I wonder how many of the judges who give out these long sentences have actually experienced being locked up themselves. It’s easy to hand out something devastating when the person has not experienced it.

[tigerlily]

that's true they changes things and other get you in troubling while working for them

[geetsuc]

Should've never done the interview. Hè crossed him up