Alec Baldwin has participated two news papers on his Twitter account that say the gun handed to him on the set of”Rust” was declared safe by the product’s adjunct director Baldwin first twittered out a link to a report by Variety on Saturday that pulled excerpts from an affidavit filed by the Santa Fe County’s Sheriff’s Office and included the information that the adjunct director of”Rust” had cried” cold gun”on set, which means that the mount gun was safe to use and didn’t contain any live security.
Late Wednesday evening, Baldwin retweeted the sanctioned New York Times Twitter account, which participated a link to a report with analogous information alongside a caption that stressed the main data of the story, including Dave Halls, the assistant director, telling a operative that he should have audited each round in each chamber of the mount gun, but he did not Alec Baldwin, who was producing and starring in the Western film, was rehearsing a scene for the film at Santa Fe’s Bonanza Creek Ranch on October 21 when he fired the gun, fatally shooting the photographer Halyna Hutchins and wounding the director, authorities have said.
Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza told journalists during a press conference Wednesday that the gun was a.45 Long Recruit revolver fired by Baldwin loaded with a live pellet. Police are still probing and haven’t ruled out charges yet In the full affidavit that was filed Wednesday in Santa Fe County Magistrate Court and latterly attained by Insider, the”Rust” adjunct director David Halls told police that when the film’s armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed” showed him”the mount arm used by Baldwin in the on- set firing”before continuing trial”and”he could only remember seeing three rounds Halls” advised he should have checked all of them, but did not and could not recall”if Gutierrez-Reed” spun the barrel”of the gun.
