Alec Baldwin

In footage released from Alec Baldwin's police interview, conducted just a few hours after the shooting on the set of Rust, he can be seen making phone ...

Cases are being brought by script supervisor Mamie Mitchell and head of lighting Serge Svetnoy, as well as Ms Hutchins' family. In the first call, Baldwin can be heard saying he is at the police station and asking how his children are before saying: "What I am is someone who... "No, but I imagine they will be, at some point they're going to find out," the woman replies. "Are they outside?" and is told they are sleeping. They always hand me a cold gun."

Alec Baldwin appeared to be unaware of the extent of Halyna Hutchins' injuries in police bodycam footage taken shortly after she was fatally shot on the set ...

If that's a bullet that was pulled out of his shoulder, then someone loaded a live round into the gun." "As I suspected, somebody put a live round in the gun. "This is a puzzle to me," he said. "Now if somebody put a live round in there accidentally..." "You're not allowed to do that because of the fear of what will happen if you co-mingle. "I can't imagine somebody walked around with a round and it was a .45 caliber round."

Police in Santa Fe, N.M., say they will release all files in the investigation into the fatal shooting in October of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins by ...

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Santa Fe sheriff releases files on death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on film set last October.

“There was a bang that was louder than I ever heard come from a blank before,” Souza tells officers. The director also describes how the armourer Hannah Gutierrez Reed had handed the weapon to Baldwin, saying it was “cold” or “clean”, meaning that it supposedly contained no live rounds. “I was down on my ass and I look over and see the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with blood coming out of her back,” he says in the footage.

Investigators release footage of rehearsals, text messages and interviews with witnesses of the shooting on set.

He has previously said no one on set told Ms. Gutierrez Reed that Mr. Baldwin was doing an impromptu scene rehearsal with the gun. It includes body-camera footage from deputies responding to the incident and interviews with key witnesses. On Monday the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office released footage from their investigation into the “Rust” shooting, in response to public-records requests by media outlets.

Alec Baldwin's gruff attitude during his first interaction with police after he shot and killed Halyna Hutchins can be seen in bodycam footage.

“[Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed] always wanted dummies in the gun and Alec never liked anything fake like guns and even the rubber knife. “What do you need?” “My understanding is, you were in the room when the lady,” a responding deputy with the sheriff’s office says to Baldwin in the clip before trailing off.

Law enforcement officials released a trove of video evidence Monday in the ongoing investigation of a fatal October shooting of a cinematographer by actor ...

Souza described "a very loud bang, and then it felt like someone kicked me in the shoulder." Rust Movie Productions has indicated it will dispute the findings and sanction. Baldwin said the gun should have been empty for a rehearsal with no filming. I turn, I cock the pistol," Baldwin says. Those files also include photos of ammunition from the set and examination reports. Data files released by the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office include lapel camera recordings taken last October by a commanding officer as he arrived at a film-set ranch where medics were attending to the wounded, with an evacuation helicopter whirring overhead.

Sheriff Adan Mendoza says the large trove of files include lapel/dash camera footage, crime scene photos, witness interviews and all other pieces of evidence ...

La policía dio a conocer este lunes imágenes del rodaje del largometraje Rust, en el que el actor Alec Baldwin disparó un arma accidentalmente y causó la ...

La difusión de las imágenes ocurre una semana después de que los productores del filme recibieron una multa cercana a los US$136.000 por no seguir las medidas de seguridad en un set de filmación. En los videos dados a conocer este lunes, se puede ver a la policía y a los médicos corriendo por el set del film con el ánimo de salvar la vida de Hutchins. La policía dio a conocer este lunes imágenes del rodaje del largometraje Rust, en el que el actor Alec Baldwin disparó un arma accidentalmente y causó la muerte de la directora de fotografía Halyna Hutchins, el pasado mes de octubre.

In videos released Monday of Alec Baldwin talking to detectives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, shortly after the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins ...

She then gave the gun to Halls, who handed it to Baldwin and announced that it was a “cold gun.” The OHSB report found that Rust Movie Productions had “willfully violated” a number of safety procedures and showed “plain indifference” to the well-being of employees and crew. “Baldwin was so off-base in this initial interview with investigators that he was either living in a different universe or just lying to them,” Custudio said. That’s because, the attorney said, the report recognized that Baldwin’s authority on the production “was limited to approving script changes and creative casting.” “Unfortunately for Baldwin, his outlook continues to darken as details of a chaotic set with few safety precautions continue to come to light.” Six months after Hutchins’ death, “various components” of the investigation remain outstanding, Mendoza said in a statement, the New York Times reported. Baldwin became visibly distraught, stopped talking and said he wanted to call his wife. Things got strange when Baldwin told detectives about his wife’s response when he suggested having a gun in the house. But if Baldwin was trying to please detectives by appearing agreeable and entertaining, experts in police interrogations say it might not have been for strategic reasons. “Oh my gosh!” one of the investigators exclaimed. He also first planted the controversial idea that he didn’t pull the trigger. Legal experts said Baldwin’s police interview offers “Exhibit A” for why people should have attorneys with them when questioned by police.

Video muestra la primera entrevista de los investigadores con el actor Alec Baldwin poco después del incidente.

"¡Bang! Se disparó, la primera vez", dijo Baldwin sobre el arma utilizada en el ensayo. Baldwin realiza los movimientos de la escena, cruzando su cuerpo y usando el pulgar y el índice para simular que el arma se desliza por su cuerpo. CNN contactó al proveedor de los accesorios utilizados en el set, pero no ha recibido respuesta. Cuando se le contactó para hacer comentarios el lunes, su abogado dijo que estaban revisando el material publicado y que no harían comentarios en este momento. El agente le explica a Baldwin que es solo una entrevista antes de leerle sus derechos Miranda antes del interrogatorio. También describió cómo Gutiérrez Reed y su equipo ayudaron a equipar a Baldwin con una funda, un cuchillo y una pistola.

La investigación criminal sobre el fatal incidente que se cobró una vida durante el rodaje de una película de Alec Baldwin está "a punto de terminar", ...

Pero sé que no soy yo", dijo entonces El actor dije además que no apretó el gatillo. El sheriff Mendoza dijo este martes que uno de "los asuntos clave" de la investigación es determinar de dónde salieron las balas reales. En las imágenes divulgadas se ve a Baldwin vestido como vaquero en un banco de una iglesia en el set de filmación, apuntando a la cámara. La investigación criminal sobre el fatal incidente que se cobró una vida durante el rodaje de una película de Alec Baldwin está "a punto de terminar", afirmó este martes el oficial a cargo. Imágenes de Alec Baldwin aparentemente practicando con la pistola que mató a Hutchins en el set de rodaje y varias de sus reuniones con los oficiales forman parte del contenido liberado.

En el video se ve cómo al actor prueba el arma que terminó con la vida de la directora de fotografía.

El arma que mató a Hutchins estaba bajo control de la armera Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, y un asistente de dirección se la entregó a Baldwin, afirmando que estaba descargada. El pasado 20 de abril, la Administración de Seguridad y Salud de Nuevo México ya multó a la productora de “Rust” con más de 135.000 dólares por incumplimiento de las medidas de seguridad durante el rodaje. El arma que mató a Hutchins estaba bajo control de la armera Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, y un asistente de dirección se la entregó a Baldwin, afirmando que estaba descargada. Unas dramáticas imágenes tomadas por la cámara corporal de un policía muestran el momento en que los oficiales llegan al set de filmación de “Rust” después del disparo fatal de Baldwin a Hutchins. Entre ellas, la del director del filme, Joel Souza, quien resultó herido en el hombro después de que el proyectil traspasase el torso de Hutchins, y al que se puede ver en un video en la sala de emergencias contando a un investigador que la armera del rodaje, Hannah Gutiérrez-Reed, había dicho que “el arma estaba limpia”. El actor Alec Baldwin ensayó previamente con el revólver del que saldría la bala que terminó con la vida de la directora de fotografía Halyna Hutchins, durante la filmación de la película “Rust” el pasado mes de octubre en Nuevo México, EEUU.

Alec Baldwin discharged a prop gun on the set of the Western Rust, accidentally hitting cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.

“I would never point a gun at anyone and pull the trigger at them, never.” Stephanopoulos noted that some have argued that “you’re never supposed to point a gun on anyone on a set, no matter what.” Baldwin responded, “Unless the person is the cinematographer who’s directing me at where to point the gun for her camera angle. “What we had, based on our investigators’ findings, was a set of obvious hazards to employees regarding the use of firearms and management’s failure to act upon those obvious hazards,” said bureau chief Bob Genoway of the investigation. The suit accuses him of reckless discharge of a deadly weapon (“a criminal offense in the State of New Mexico,” per the filing) and says the production cut corners to cut costs and would up creating a hazardous environment. In response to Matt Hutchins’s lawsuit, the filing alleges that Halyna gave Baldwin the instructions about positioning and firing the gun. In his affidavit, released on October 24, Souza said the gun went off during rehearsal of a scene where Baldwin, seated on a church pew, pulls his firearm from its holster and aims directly “towards the camera lens.” The director explained that he and Hutchins were checking the camera angle at the time, and assistant director Dave Halls told Baldwin he was using a “cold gun” just before the shot. “Someone put a live bullet in a gun, a bullet that wasn’t even supposed to be on the property,” he said. “Everything was about the schedule and the budget.” Luper said production reneged on promised hotel rooms for the camera crew (an issue Hutchins allegedly resolved by making cuts to her own expenses) and that people weren’t being paid. On October 25, the Associated Press reported that Halls had been fired from the movie Freedom’s Path in 2019, after “a gun was unexpectedly discharged” and injured a crew member. In an Instagram message explaining the delay, Baldwin stated that he wants to comply with the investigation, but “this is a process where one state makes a request of another state.” The actor is reportedly living in New York, where the Suffolk County sheriff’s office has to enact the warrant should it hold up in this other state. On October 21, a woman died on the set of the Western Rust after a prop gun Alec Baldwin was holding accidentally discharged in the course of rehearsing a scene. “We’re trying to determine right now how and what type of projectile was used in the firearm,” spokesperson Juan Rios told the New York Times in the shooting’s aftermath. The gun Baldwin was using turned out to have a “lead projectile” inside, Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza explained: “We would consider it a live round, a bullet, live, because it did fire from the weapon and obviously caused the death of Ms. Hutchins and injured Mr. Souza.”

The sheriff's deluge of documents and videos from the 'Rust' investigation shows a lack of protocol and insensitivity toward the cinematographer's family.

Drowning the media with a deluge of images and details provides care to no one. In any case, the result was the same: the dispersal of images, including those of a woman dying, that should have been redacted and a general feeling that it was somehow up to the press, and the public, to figure out what happened on that terrible day. The startling release of so much information is, in itself, news, and for outlets, like The Times, that have been rigorously covering the “Rust” story, the details provided by the new documents and video are impossible to ignore entirely, particularly because the story has so much significance even beyond its specific tragedy. For this reason, we are not going to comment on the material released except to say we hope the press will exercise discretion in how they use the graphic images and videos of the fatal events of Oct 21, 2021.” According to a spokesperson, the department was in compliance not only with the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act, but also the state’s victim’s rights laws, which require that victims be treated with fairness, dignity and privacy throughout the criminal justice process. Everything in the Dropbox file was, of course, what actually happened, and as a journalist, I can stand only on the side of transparency.