“Unfortunately the challenge that I face each day in this picture is safety.” “The obstacles that we overcome every day on a western should be that of logistics and that alone,” Luper wrote to the pair. Lane Luper, a camera assistant on the film, quit and wrote to Hutchins and unit production manager Row Walters that safety issues were a challenge, including the enforcement of COVID-19 enforcement, USA Today reported. >Previous coverage: ‘Rust’ shooting: Halyna Hutchins’ family sues Alec Baldwin, film’s producers
“He has not relayed anything to me on this front,” the assistant replied. “Just worried he never tried shooting with the holster at all,” Gutierrez-Reed wrote. >Previous coverage: Alec Baldwin calls for police on set after ‘Rust’ shootingĪ conversation between Gutierrez-Reed and Baldwin’s assistant shows that Gutierrez-Reed asked if the actor was “feeling OK” about a scene where Baldwin would be holding a gun.
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Mendoza said his office has also released images of ammunition from the movie set, as well as other reports including screenshots of emails and text messages that show that there were questions about safety by members of the “Rust” crew, USA Today reported. He is also waiting for fingerprint and DNA results, CNN reported. Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said that the investigation is still open and that he is waiting for the results from the FBI on ballistics and forensic evidence. >Previous coverage: Alec Baldwin shooting: ‘Rust’ director Joel Souza ‘gutted’ by on-set fatality and then I looked over and see the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with blood coming out of her back,” Souza told the officer. He told a deputy while still in the hospital that he heard a “very loud bang” and “felt like someone kicked me in the shoulder,” USA Today reported. Officials also shared clips of interviews with Souza.
>Previous coverage: Alec Baldwin shooting: Lead bullet among 500 rounds of ammunition recovered from ‘Rust’ setįootage of Baldwin wasn’t the only video released. She and her team gave Baldwin a holster, knife and gun. The deputy said Baldwin was not being charged, and that it was just an interview before the official read the actor his Miranda rights, CNN reported.īaldwin also said he did not know the armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed’s last name but that she gave him the gun directly, according to CNN. “I’m the one holding a gun in my hand that everyone was supposed to have taken care of.”ĭuring his sit-down with law enforcement, Baldwin asked, “Am I being charged with something?” “I don’t want to be a public person,” he also said. “You have no idea how unbelievable this is and how strange this is,” Baldwin is heard, according to USA Today. >Previous coverage: Alec Baldwin releases first statement after prop gun incident that killed cinematographer The video shows Baldwin making phone calls as he waits for a meeting with investigators.
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