‘Rust’ armorer Hannah Gutierrez found guilty of involuntary manslaughter

[@Tikolico]

There should have never been any live amunition anywhere on that set.

[@FernandoRodriguez-kl3oc]

Exactly- and that was her responsibility. I still can’t believe someone lost their life on a movie set in the 21st century because of such incredible irresponsibility.

[@nightshadehelis9821]

Duh?

[@kathleenardrey5094]

Absolutely correct. Why was this even a possibility on a set these days?

[@Mansikkacake]

I've been so mad about this and glad shes guilty. what a irresponsible person who was doing drug and bringing live ammos on set and killed hard working innocent crew!! Just because he daddy has been doing armer for couple of decades she got this gig and ended someone's precious one time life !!!! she should be in jail for life.

[@crystalsherman8896]

They also shouldn't have real guns on the film sets as well

[@The_Notorious_N.O.E.]

A year and a half in prison and a five thousand dollar fine seems like a small price to pay considering she was responsible for the death of someone, even if it was only through reckless endangerment

[@Alsayid]

She was partly responsible. Let's wait and see if Baldwin gets convicted as well.

[@joejoewilson5130]

@@Alsayid He has money so he'll probably buy off the jury or judge. Anyways, it was his production company and what actually happened? Did he point and fire or did it ricochet off something?

[@cv6442]

​@joejoewilson5130 just from what I remember, I believe the person who died was sitting behind a machine that films special shots, Alec was supposed to get a "cool" shot by firing directly at the camera. So he directly shot her through this machine, and I believe a ricochet hit another man working right next to her. I didnt see much of the trial though, so anyone feel free to correct me.

[@alexlassiter4931]

she'll probably serve that in the county jail

[@Chris-vc1jj]

You are a phucking idiot. You need to put in jail.

[@Eroges]

why was there even live ammo on the set. that's what gets me.

[@incredible_bogart]

There are rumors that the crew were shooting the guns for fun after filming would wrap up for the day, and also there was talk of the union reps showing up to the set while the crew being used were strike breakers. These are rumors, though.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

She had argued with him about on set gun safety just a few hours before the shooting. She set him up trying to prove a point and someone died.

[@kenofken9458]

It's a terrible breakdown in safe practices. Tragedies like this simply cannot happen unless several safeguards are disabled which come together in a perfect storm. There should have been no live ammo anywhere on or around the set. There should have been nobody handling these guns at any time who didn't have a proper reason to do so directly related to the production. They should never have left locked storage at any time but for use in a scene and any necessary maintenance. Prior to use in any scene, the weapon should have been checked at several points beginning with the armorer and ending with the actor using it. Anyone downrange of the gun, including the woman who died, should have been wearing armor.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

@kenofken9458 she loaded the gun and declared it safe. It was handed to AB and told it had been made safe. AB as an actor on set is not qualified, trained or insured to make determinations about the firearms. That is why they have redundancies in place. She had argued with him earlier in tye day. She loaded it with live rounds and told them it was safe. That's why she was convicted.

[@vickicali]

​@@LuciferMorningstar-wk8quNo. Like wtf???

[@BlueJazzBoyNZ]

How ANY live ammunition is on a film set beggars belief. Hope All who were involved are charged. Not just the weakest

[@BlueJazzBoyNZ]

@canwetradenownetwork1241 Weakest so she shouldn't have been in that position Ever so look at the power structure and decision tree. so many more hands in this BS IMO

[@BlueJazzBoyNZ]

@canwetradenownetwork1241 Smells like Paid deflection propaganda

[@TheGanjologist]

​@canwetradenownetwork1241I cannot justly follow this logic. Replace this situation with an accessory to murder where a 25 year old lets his friend borrow his car, his friend catches a case, and now that 25 year old is a victim as well. But he still goes to prison. So id say youre right, the world works like that. But a just world would not.

[@TheGanjologist]

@canwetradenownetwork1241 then I'll use a better analogy if that one doesnt strike you close to home. Youre treating this like shes a bus driver and nobody else has their hands on the wheel. If she taught them basic gun safety, she taught them to *never* point a mechanically real gun at another person. Ever. Because you cannot know what's in it. Accidents happen, and some accidents are too dire to risk. That is the *only* way to ensure nobody gets shot. If she is responsible for all guns on set, nobody on set should have a gun in their hand but her. Ever. At a certain point it becomes the responsibility of the adult to be responsible for others. Hence the car analogies lol I believe it fits very well to guns in general. If you crash your car outside the DMV right after I give you a license, I'm not saying you cant call my credibility into question. I'm just saying, you can't point at me for this specific scenario. Maybe if you discredit me you have grounds to have started drawing the conclusion of pointing at me. But in this case they must discredit themselves to discredit her, accusing her of being under the influence of marijuana cigarettes and coca. They basically saying "this b out here getting *SCHMACKED* and *SCHWASTED* and making us point guns at each other, did I mention her dads name is Pablo??" Like dog, you pointed a gun. And pulled the trigger. Double whammy. Triple and quadruple if you didnt check and double check the chamber

[@diamondposey6390]

As she should but you telling me the actor didn’t know he was holding a real gun he didn’t see the bullets in the gun he didn’t feel how heavy it was he just shot it ?

[@LP-hs6yz]

Eighteen months and 5k for a death. Mother is crying. Her daughter was loaded on cocaine and her behavior resulted in the death of a 40 yr old woman with a family and her whole life ahead of her. Why wasn't she drug tested immediately after the accident?

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

Found the misogynist

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

Just because she's a woman?!? 😡

[@jonasbaine3538]

special treatment is an understatement with this case.

[@carlfrye1566]

Hollywood film folks gets special treatment....?

[@jflack6]

@@Loquacious_Jacksonoh please

[@MARIEANDERSON-eq2ht]

I know they say you're not supposed to assume things, but if I'm on a MOVE SET, and someone hands me a gun on a MOVIE SET, I should be able to assume this thing does not have real bullets in it.

[@bettyblue2089]

Negligence comes at any age

[@royaldiadem_]

Especially when your addicted to crack

[@littlet7556]

Crack is Wack

[@awilderireland]

I used to work on film sets in the US and Ireland. The Armourer/Weapons Master was always fully responsible for firearms. Period. I know a lot of gun and military people are saying Baldwin should have checked the weapon. I don't doubt that it's standard practice amongst gun owners... But we never do. That's the Armorer's job. As Actor's we aren't trusted with weapons! The Armorer gives you a talk on weapon safety. He/she then explains the shot (scene) along with the Director. And only hands you the weapon just before the take. The Armorer watches you like a hawk during the take. And takes the weapon back into charge once the shot is finished. The same when being squibbed (electric charges with fake blood pouches) when your character is shot. The special effects people were in charge of that and briefed us in detail before the shot. Everyone on the set has a specific role. At least that's how it should be! I have to say even on low budget productions the Armorer's always knew their stuff. And weren't laid back Kids! I never saw one under thirty. Most were middle aged. They made you very aware that firearms weren't like regular props. It looks like they hired this daughter of an Armorer on the cheap. I'm hoping her Dad is/was more professional. She doesn't even seem sure who had guns at a given time. Anyway I'm speculating. But as much as people want to blame Baldwin (some because they don't like the Guy) he did nothing wrong on the day. I know if I opened the gun to check it I would expect to be reprimanded by the Armorer and/or Director. It just isn't our job. They might be able to use the Producer angle to hold Baldwin responsible in some way. I don't know I'm not a Lawyer. But that depends if he was really involved in producing. Sometimes Stars get a Producer credit. But it's just an honorary title. I kind feel a little sorry for the Armorer she doesn't come across as someone who should have been given so much responsibility. Running errands would have been a better start for her.

[@WilliamReinhard-d9x]

I agree that it was 100 percent the armourers responsibility to make sure the guns were not loaded with love rounds as well as any other issues with Gun safety. Baldwin was the producer but he hired an armorer for his set, my gosh the least she could do is make sure a gun given to an actor doesn't have real bullets in it. Now if Alwc hasn't even hired an armorer it would bear more responsibility for Alex but he did. And I'm sure he expected them to actually do their job correctly for the safety of all on set. This was such a tragic situation and could've been COMPLETELY avoided if only she had done her job correctly.

[@damienmitchell1637]

Actually, George Clooney has said that he always checks the guns before every shot just to be sure and that Baldwin should've done the same. I can see both sides and obviously when you get mega star status like Clooney you're given much more leeway. I've never acted in a Movie production before so I wouldn't know from personal experience.

[@Spectator1959]

There are multiple sources that indicate the armorer is not solely responsible for gun safety on the set, including Baldwin’s own union procedures. Hannah bears much, but this was a multiparty fiasco.

[@insenkiv4619]

That's the thing tho, while partial blame lays on her shoulders, it is obvious that the tragedy occurred due to the larger systemic issue. This armorer has no experience, clearly does not understand or has ever operated on large sets. The fact they hired her for a westerner out of all things, where she has to oversee massive orchestration of weaponry amongst multiple actors every single day is crazy. I don't doubt they did it to save money. Just like they did with every other thing on this set, prioritizing money over basic safety protocols. No wonder all union crew members left this mess. Regarding Baldwin, there is a video where he hurries her in one of the scenes to do another shot without doing a proper check-up. The fact the armorer pulled ammo out of a purse belt is insane. But what's also insane is the way Baldwin behaved in that video. He is a decades-old professional who seems to lack any care for gun safety despite his experience. And you can see that everyone around him didn't say anything, it seems he was this dominant figure that no one could say "no" to. Technically, it was the armorer's job to say "No" and maintain protocol of checking the gun. But because of Hannah's lack of experience and because of her very young age, I can't imagine her opposing this Big Figure in front of her even if she wanted to. Such a young person should never have been on that set. I truly empathize with the blame she carries for this horrendous case

[@awilderireland]

@@insenkiv4619 I saw that clip. Grade A A-hole. But she took the job and is to blame. Having said that the 1st AD or Director should have taken on Baldwin when she didn't. But the responsibility is hers. She was 'supposed' to be in charge of firearms and firearm safety.

[@ivansalazar5448]

How could she have been found not guilty for the charge of tampering with evidence? She clearly thought the bag content was cocaine. Also, there were accounts she showed up for work hung over! There should be mandatory drug testing for anyone responsible for handling firearms!

[@libiure]

she was never qualified for the position - the person that gifted the title of armorer to a pretty young thing should be on trial with her ..

[@enzoinfinity1]

on trial for manslaughter for hiring someone is crazy. hope you do realize how lunatic you sound

[@enzoinfinity1]

she think she should be innocent because shes pretty. unbelievable. also shes far from young lmao@@KyleSpeight-rw1zc

[@DRTerabyte]

@@KyleSpeight-rw1zc Her age should matter as that also tells you she is inexperienced and should have some weight.

[@-Zer0Dark-]

​@KyleSpeight-rw1zc Pretty young things get further in life with fewer actual credentials because they're pretty, and young. Fact.

[@karenpierson9841]

She sure wasn't pretty on the set and I do think she was very qualified, she just didn't give a crap

[@tiborzkarate1]

She never seems take any responsibility she mostly looked annoyed by the facts that she was negligent.

[@shmeebs387]

Nepotism kills.

[@rockhaze]

I hate nepotism and all those who practice and partake in it. They selfish wants and dreams always supersede those who actually deserve to live it.

[@tillik1004]

they let murders, rapists and child molesters roam free until sentencing but this girl has to go to jail for INVOLUNTARY manslaughter until sentenced.

[@gregorylyon1004]

This woman got railroaded

[@volcanicsour]

Respectfully, Your Honor most armorers don't want to endure this verdict.

[@JohnnyScumbagg]

Literally a joke of a job. This trial proved how much of a joke Hollywood is.

[@Living_Dead_Girrl]

@@JohnnyScumbaggOk. Then stop watching all movies and TV shows immediately. And yes, this does include reality TV. Now we’ll see whose an extremely bored joke, and who breaks their back day in and day out so you can be an angry slob streaming whatever the hell you watch… Oh, and, this is New Mexico. The film industry has been nationwide and international from its inception. All the more evidence you’re using the term “Hollywood” as hateful dogwhistle. You’ve never even been to Hollywood, and likely never will. The closest you’ll get it your hyperreal fix on all those TV shows & movies you watch, made from the labor of hardworking blue collar people, that you personally exploit via the content you watch, and then have the nerve to insult you classist lunatic. Even your pfp is a still from “The Shining.” The only joke here, is you bot.

[@BrainstormJr]

I like how she dyed her hair natural to not make her party look bad. 😂

[@vanessamiller9202]

I was going to say her hair always did look good. Can’t hate on that. MUCH more improved than before.

[@BrainstormJr]

@@vanessamiller9202 😂😂😂

[@stevenmotchan2048]

The Judge was asking the Defense lawyer if he was available to do the sentencing hearing earlier and he just acted stupid like he doesn't care if his client sits in Jail for a couple extra months.

[@josh-kf2rd]

Any time in jail before sentencing gets taken off the sentence. In fact it's usually better because that's county time instead of prison time.

[@ariefraiser140]

​@@josh-kf2rdIt's not better if you get found not guilty.

[@dchawk81]

​@@ariefraiser140 if you're found not guilty there is no sentencing.

[@josh-kf2rd]

@@ariefraiser140 she's already found guilty. What are you talking about?

[@jeffy1412]

White girls Have enough privilege calm down honey

[@plaidzebra5526]

I love how many in the comments are saying they feel bad for Hannah when she was the one in charge of the weapons on set, unprofessional enough allowed LIVE ammo on the set and get it mixed up with the dummy rounds. The environment doesn't matter because one of the most important duty's an armorer has to do to worry about the safety of the cast and crew around their weapons. She clearly failed that. The fact she was found to have cocaine in her system at the time also shows she didn't take that responsibility seriously. That manslaughter conviction rightfully should stand for all that alone

[@adamappell1212]

I feel bad for her because there is no proof that she loaded the gun with the live rounds. It's just assumed because for any other possibility to be true means that someone acted nefarious. Which is exactly what I believe happened. I have seen all the evidence of this trail. While I leave open the door for Occam's razor of Hanna's negligence. I still find the evidence already known about Alec's motive to be far more convincing.

[@dansanger5340]

@@adamappell1212 Are you implying that Alec deliberately loaded live rounds in the middle of a crowded room while no one was paying attention? That seems very unlikely.

[@adamappell1212]

@@dansanger5340 The likelihood seems relative between all on set fail safes failing as a single nefarious actor with means motive and opportunity. We shall see what evidence is admitted in the courts.

[@salty7638]

@@adamappell1212 you should feel bad that there is a boy who lost his mom. You should feel bad that on every important life steps he will miss his mom cuz of the negligent of a woman. You should feel bad that a man lost the love of his life. NOT Hannah is the victim, its Haylna. You all missed the point. A young woman and mother lost her life cuz Hannah was too lazy to do all the steps she should for safety. 3 hours time to check all the ammo in the boxes, belts and weapons, but she decided not to do it.

[@liviamoon]

Is it true that Hannah was not allowed to be in church? If it's true, who told her not to? And on what grounds? She was the one in charge and should have insisted on being there. She is definitely partly to blame for the tragedy and must be punished. For me there are several guilty parties. But they were smarter than her.

[@mike223reloader]

Nobody was charged for Brandon Lee’s death. Both were accidents and tragic losses, the difference is sensitivity. Sensitivity is what matters today, for Brandon Lee we understood it was an accident. Sensitivity and prioritizing feelings over everything has been a huge mistake.

[@duinay3]

Yeah

[@witchingbrew3]

Still breaks my heart. Both Selena and Brendan Lee are 2 celeb deaths I just can't get over.

[@bankrollbilly]

Messed up

[@swallowedinthesea11]

@@witchingbrew3 Selena Gomez is alive 🤦‍♂

[@emilyw842]

They didn't mean Selena Gomez.

[@joejoewilson5130]

Soft punishment for accidentally taking a person's life. I also agree with the defense attorney that there should be more charges brought up on other people that are responsible for this Woman's death. It doesn't seem like serious punishments are being given anyways sadly. A year and a half to the other people responsible is still a slap in the face but I guess any punishment for an accident that took a person's life is some type of Justice. Obviously it won't bring her back but some type of punishment has to be given otherwise this will continue to happen. Human beings are so careless. Now did Alec Baldwin point and fire this firearm at her or did it ricochet off something? I find it strange if he pointed and fired at someone.

[@the_grand_inquisitor2511]

I’m sorry but the reporter pronouncing Gutierrez as GOO-D-AIR-US😂 IS KILLING ME😂

[@petercook3143]

Note to self: List of Occupations to avoid because personal liability and/or death: 1.)Police officer 2.) Any occupation that involves driving. 3.) Pilot 4.) Doctor. 2nd note to self: List of Occupations that are least likely to lead to a conviction or death: 1.) Lawyer. 2.) Judge 3.) Fast Food

[@kenhernacki3317]

18 months for a innocent woman's life what a joke are judicial system is! She was so incredibly irresponsible.

[@jmpattillo]

Yes, but also she’s a felon now.

[@gregorylyon1004]

She got railroaded

[@nowaynoway915]

Idk, Alec isn’t an Armourer how tf would he know there were live rounds? He should be punished because people are punished for mistakes all the time, but not like this woman. This was literally her job.

[@bkwil6078]

I wonder why she's not wearing her blue hair to court

[@royaldiadem_]

The Trailer Trash look would be to alarming for the jury

[@vickicali]

Because people like you judge based on hair color.

[@adamappell1212]

​@vickicali Negative. I know she's a leftist weirdo, and I still think she shouldn't have been convicted. Alec Baldwin is the culpable party in my book.

[@bkwil6078]

@@vickicali oh her look along with her non-actions on set does tell a lot unless you're blind

[@inelhuayocan_aci]

@@vickicali Her lack of professionalism and toxic online behavior coincide with the image she would have perpetuated in court with the blue hair, so there's that.

[@CaptainHowdy-c3y]

Sad, but it was her job to keep the set safe. Nobody else.

[@totallytania7978]

She seems emotionless.

[@jamescaldwell2357]

Or terrified.

[@hunterfellman-greene3863]

She had to have known what the verdict would be for involuntary manslaughter cuz why would she show a lot of emotion?

[@Living_Dead_Girrl]

You can literally see her shaking. What are you talking about?

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

She is the only one responsible for the death of that woman. On set firearm safety starts and stops with her. She set him up. It is no coincidence that she aregued with him just a few hours before she handed him a loaded gun claiming it was safe.

[@jamescaldwell2357]

Firearm safety does not stop and start with any one person. It is everyone's responsibility that comes into contact with the weapon.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

@jamescaldwell2357 not on set. That's why people are hired to do certain things. An actor is not trained, insured or qualified to make such inspections, thus not allowed to determine if a weapon is safe. It's an insurance thing. It passed through 2 sets of hands before it was given to him. She loaded it. That makes her responsible. The person she handed it to allegedly inspected it and said it was safe. It was then handed to him to use. He holds ZERO liability. This wasn't a bunch of drunks in the woods. It was a controlled set with redundancies that were supposed to be in place.

[@codybolton9387]

as someone who has training with, regularly carries and owns firearms, I hope you stay far away from them with your logic, because it breaks every basic rule.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

@codybolton9387 the rules on a movie set are different than in normal use. There are layers of safety. As ive said before. An actor is literally, and i fucking mean LITERALLY are not allowed to check a weapon. You obviously don't know that.

[@minisithunknown5568]

@@codybolton9387The firearm was owned by the actor?

[@notadumbblond3]

Now do Alec Baldwin

[@Tikolico]

And charge him with what?, he was handed a "prop" by the professional hired to make the firearms safe.

[@HDcreature]

He didn't know the gun was loaded, it was given to him...

[@Derpkoduh]

@@HDcreaturethat’s still manslaughter. He wasn’t smart enough or informed enough to check any weapon you handle before pulling the trigger.

[@QargZer]

She is the sole person responsible for what happened. Yes Alec could have checked each bullet and shake it to see if it had BBs in it but that isn't his job, it's hers. There were a lot of safety issues on that set and someone decided to put live ammo in the gun, likely to prove a point and it resulted in death.

[@tmac6593]

Baldwin is just as responsible as she is. He pointed the gun and pulled the trigger. He has been around guns if to know better

[@sleepingbeauty229]

the cleaned her up for court, shes on drugs and killed

[@Chris-vc1jj]

Baldwin picks up a loaded gun, points it at a person not in the movie squeezes the trigger and she gets prison and a fine? What a joke.

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Alec Baldwin is not gonna go to prison, his lawyers, money, and fame will see to that.

[@mariebrandon91]

Truer words were never spoken.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

He is not responsible for what happened. Not even in the slightest.

[@ZESAUCEBOSS]

@@LuciferMorningstar-wk8quhe pointed a gun at someone and pulled the trigger……?

[@Jarhead1968]

@@LuciferMorningstar-wk8quCouldn’t have happened had he not pointed the weapon at a person and pulled the trigger. Then he lied about it. Plus I’m pretty sure this whole show was kinda his baby, no? He has plenty of responsibility involved.

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

@Jarhead1968 he was instructed to point at the camera and shoot. He did as instructed. She did not do what she was supposed to do. He has absolutely no liability as an actor. As a producer he can be held accountable in a wrongful death, but he is not responsible for it.

[@JKweez]

She's being railroaded

[@gregorylyon1004]

This trial is the biggest joke in New Mexico history. She's innocent

[@Billsbob]

This seems like people taking the easy route, picking off the easy target rather than pursuing what actually happened. It doesn’t speak well of the DA that they were only able to convict the person w/ the least amount of money. Seems there’s at least two other people w/ equal or greater culpability.

[@rb239rtr]

isn't there another trial pending, someone who has lots of money

[@Tikolico]

Well... she was the hired professional to handle the firearms to make them safe for the film, she failed, AB is not certified for crap regarding firearms, his job was to act.

[@catie5939]

It really does feel like scapegoating.

[@pampsg1]

Supposedly the ammo provided by the Hollywood company is not the same as the live round she loaded the weapon with

[@michaeldecker2725]

Amazing how someone who points a gun, pulls the trigger, and lies about it gets away with it. What a country.

[@thefirstmissinglink]

Scapegoat.

[@MidNiteR32]

Despicable. The rich and the wealthy get away scotfree, but regular ordinary people like her get the cool thrown at them. Sick judicial system that have.

[@kevinathans4191]

She had 1 job...

[@stopspammandm]

If you watched the trial it was clear she was incompetent as an amorer

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

She is the one responsible for gun safety. She set him up because she had been arguing about safety a couple hours earlier and wanted to prove a point.

[@BigBubbaTakeYoAzz]

She is rich

[@Tikolico]

It was her job to make sure no one got injured with the firearms... she failed.

[@FernandoRodriguez-kl3oc]

Eighteen months incarceration? Way too lenient.

[@gregorylyon1004]

She got railroaded

[@Dom_Mason]

Hannah Gutierrez looks like a strong woman. She made some bad decisions and as a result a life was taken. I'm sure she was prepared for that verdict. Lucky she gets under a year for the charge, maybe less on good behavior. I think her stepdad or whomever is more responsible for giving her the job. She will be out before she knows it. It's the family of Halyna Hutchins that wont get that same privilege. They will have to miss a mom/daughter/sister/aunt/cousin etc. for the rest of their lives.

[@zbigniewrichard8291]

Strong woman?? A cold, careless, indolent, irresponsible B. She is a murderer accessory to Baldwin.

[@endor8witch]

alec baldwin pulled the trigger. he should be charged too

[@minisithunknown5568]

@@endor8witchDid he have a choice of holding a real gun or a fake gun? As an actor he is told what to do. At that point the Director should be charged too since he is suppose to be in charge of the whole set.

[@STho205]

The Director took a bullet to the body. They likely weren't going to charge the only alive victim. All three people involved in the loading and use of the revolver that afternoon were charged. Two have been found guilty. One to go in July. Sarah Zachary got lucky that her mistakes shot into the floor. If she was the one that loaded that revolver, she would have been charged too. They scared her into testimony because they could have charged her with negligent use of a firearm, but only a fine as nobody was hurt when she screwed up. So the DA used that possible misdemeanor to offer immunity if she squealed. She took that deal.

[@inelhuayocan_aci]

@@endor8witch Equality of outcome? How about 'no'.

[@miken7629]

Would you trust the doctor that smoked weed all through medical school, never trust anyone with critical work that does marijuana or cocaine, they think their memory is OK but it isn't, they forget details, important details.

[@dejuanrichard9003]

That 18 months will go by quick

[@gregorylyon1004]

She got railroaded

[@Robert-gb7ex]

What about the guy who pointed the gun and pulled the trigger

[@stopspammandm]

His trail is coming up

[@GDuncan8002]

​@@stopspammandm His trial is coming up too.

[@gregorylyon1004]

His ass is grass

[@jeffersondavis69]

This young woman will be the scapegoat.

[@lisab3039]

What ?!?

[@ThunderWoodsLA]

She probably got paid for taking the blame for it.

[@inelhuayocan_aci]

She's a nepo hire who didn't take her job seriously. She's guilty.

[@ThunderWoodsLA]

Her face expression is telling the opposite. Top dogs from the industry always pay others to the blame for them. (Nothing new) @@inelhuayocan_aci

[@josephcole1281]

I would like to know how an actuale round ended up in the props.

[@soundbreaker2485]

Because she was reckless and irresponsible and was shooting live rounds out of the prop guns during free time during production. She even asked the prop house “can I shoot live rounds out of these?” And the prop guys said “F no” well she did anyways

[@gregorylyon1004]

That's the 64 thousand dollar question

At least her career is over. 18 months is too low.

[@gregorylyon1004]

This woman got railroaded. Her father didn't even testify on her behalf. He trained her for this job. She got screwed

[@johnc.hammersticks]

She will never touch a firearm again thank God. People like this make the gun community look bad.

[@HumanInstrumentalityProject]

People who own guns do that. Hear about the guy that shot his son a few weeks ago over an argument?

[@littlet7556]

​@@HumanInstrumentalityProject, that's called murder. Regardless of weapon used

[@johnc.hammersticks]

@Souls-Vet owned guns for decades have my FFL and still work with them. It's not the gun who kills people it's the person behind the gun. You leave any loaded gun on a table and watch it every never once does it get up and shoot anyone. You can kill someone with a pencil for christ sake. You afraid of firearms? You shouldn't be, someone can do the same with a knife or sharp object. It's always the person that's the problem. Did God curse the rock that Cain killed able with? No he cursed Cain and his whole bloodline, not the rock.

[@jfrog1979]

@@HumanInstrumentalityProjectRight?! Cause no one’s ever stabbed, beaten or otherwise killed someone by any other means before🫵🤡

[@xXAscendingPhoenixXx]

@@jfrog1979Doesn’t invalidate his point buddy 🤦‍♂️

[@blacksquid270]

Is that Hannah's lawyer at 2:31? She got Pee Wee Herman's little sister to represent her?

[@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074]

You know which other industries employ armourers? The military, police, personal protection, any employer that issues firearms. These people ALWAYS confirm for themselves the condition of the firearm when it’s issued by the armourer. Why on earth should an actor get a pass. Alex must be held accountable for his actions!

[@mildtotemperate]

Did she just say "punishment of up to 18 months"??

[@JackMeofftu]

Alec needs to be in jail too.

[@vickiwoelfel5689]

Hopefully people in Hollywood. , whose responsibility is to insiure no one is hurt or killed at their hands , is vetted more carefully. This person clearly had no real idea how serious her job was.

[@lisab3039]

And she should NEVER do that job again !!!

[@karenpierson9841]

Wasn't this pretty fast?

[@GDuncan8002]

Not really. It was a pretty long trial.

[@zachchamblee4094]

Noticed she dyed her hair back brown and got rid of the warning color green half her head was dyed. Ladies no dude is going to take you seriously with blue pink purple or green hair and I also pretty certain a court of law isn't going to take you seriously. Shows your an outcast rebel that doesn't follow rules. Not a good first impression if your facing charges on a jury. But I know some of you will say this and that and your grandiose delusions won't allow you to see it that way but this is reality and you will be held accountable.

[@leonorrivera6379]

Why would anyone trust or hire a 26 yr old weapons supervisor? She could have been busy with her phone while on set that's why someone died and another injured. When it comes to safety, hire older ones who had at least a decade of experience. Producers should not be scrimping when it comes to safety.

[@anthonybeal9069]

i would imagine the number 1 thing an armor is supposed to do is make sure no one gets shot and hua that didn't happen here. it's like the lookouts on the Tianic survived and I doubt they worked in shipping after that.

[@jamesboaz4787]

Wow, this poor woman, Welcome to the JUST US CLUB for the rich and the famous.

[@inelhuayocan_aci]

Yes, I know, for how could society expect her, a woman, to do what's traditionally man's job responsibly? Oh the humanity!

[@IGATECK]

9:49 "She's a young kid" wth?? You can tell the reporter is a full time feminist, don't have a slight idea what accountability is 🤡

[@ronwatkins5775]

Not sure how law works, but since she is guity, doesn't that free mr Baldwin?

[@nexus3d5]

Bladwin Hired her and should've fired her as incompetent. His trial is for that.

[@chuckhunter77]

Two people can be guilty of different charges in the same crime.

[@VoodooV1]

Baldwin will and should face liability because he's the producer, but last I knew, they were specifically charging him as the actor, which seems to be politically motivated more than anything. especially since they previously dropped the charge and kept waffling back and forth between charging and not charging him. So I don't think that will go anywhere. @@chuckhunter77

[@Locutus_lives]

Will Alec Baldwin go straight to jail upon conviction??/ Hell no he will get to stay out! That judge is garbage.

[@stopspammandm]

So the judge should make her decision base on a trial that hasn't happened yet???

[@royaldiadem_]

The DA is garbage they decided to prosecute the one that is not a celebrity. It involves DEATH, her azz needs to go straight to jail DUH

[@GrosseToutounne]

It's cocaine👃

[@effenbob3297]

So the young person with no financial resources goes to jail AND the wealthy shooter walks free (probably).

[@PaperCut2UGaming]

I wouldn't be surprised, but is he actually responsible. The actor didn't load it, is the actor suppose to check the bullets after the armorer? Answer that question first before it being a rich vs poor. BTW IDGAF how young she is, that was her responsibility so wtf are you talking about.

[@effenbob3297]

You obviously have never been taugh basic gun safety. First and foremost, clear the gun. You personally are obligated to verify if any gun that you hold in your hand is or is not loaded, period. Second lesson, don't point a gun at anything that you do not intend to destroy. Third, it's your finger on the trigger, it's you that are in control.

[@PaperCut2UGaming]

@@effenbob3297 the second lesson doesn't even make sense in this context. They aim the gun at people all the time when doing a film. this is a movie production. The actors are not told to shake every bullet once its given to them to check if its a dummy or live round. so what are you talking about.

[@paulaeverist1230]

I was sure of her being guilty the whole time. That is a good prosecuting attorney.

[@SharonMartinez]

I will be disappointed if she goes to prison and Baldwin doesn’t.

[@Bucktanner77]

Then prepare yourself for the inevitable. Are you kinda new to Hollywood trials or what?

[@hunterfellman-greene3863]

1:44 See? I KNEW IT! She had NO BUSINESS being an armorer!

[@jeffshriber6120]

She was set up in a no win situation, Seth Kenny was the one who supplied live ammo to the set. Althoe she took the connviction better than most men.

[@Do_Not_Lie2]

Ok sexist

[@kevinathans4191]

She had 1 job...

[@libertyna933]

They never proved that and they believe she brought it.

[@endor8witch]

and alec baldwin gets away with it. he's the one playing with the gun. regardless if there's no intent of murder, he pulled the trigger.

[@jeannewommack1762]

His trial is this summer.

[@JohnnyBoyGaming1]

18 months in prison is not very long.

[@carlsaganlives4141]

I did 3 months and it felt like 3 years, easy...

[@gregorylyon1004]

Have you done 18 months??

[@nottobebelieved8608]

This trial seems to have concluded quickly. She was not qualified for that job. However, she probably didn't cost a lot. Sure that was important to producer Alec Baldwin.

[@gregorylyon1004]

She got screwed by the state of New Mexico. Her dad who trained her for this job didn't even testify on her behalf about her training. He's a fraud. They paid her 2 thousand dollars for 8 weeks. Minimum wage Armorer. Baldwin is cheap .

[@deestersvega807]

💐🥹💬she feels at fault! And she’s sorry.

[@dulynoted2427]

Who had access from the makers of the product all the way to the fatality? This case is bungled.

[@jeffshriber6120]

What theae means now ad a precident going forward is if your a worker in America hope no one ever dies on your watch or management Will throw you under the bus. And if you speak up youll probably be fired. But that's better i guess then going to prision with a felony.

[@glennjohn3824]

Is the judge using her mouth to speak..? Her face doesn't move!

[@homeworld1765]

Where's Alec Baldwin?

[@jamescaldwell2357]

With Waldo?

[@tortellinitentacles69years99]

Chilling because he’s rich

[@sierravista9013]

Good she is a mess. Did not handle her responsibility on the set.

[@Impulse21s]

Well it's New Mexico, so don't be surprised if she's given an ankle monitor and a gift card to the local cannibis store...

[@GoldenJaguar-xy3gn]

How come no one ever went to prison for Brandon Lee???🤔👀👀👀

[@CarlosAvilesBuitronDesign]

He was not killed by a live round. It was an accident caused by the shell of blank being stuck from a previous shot (squib load). When the next blank went off it shot out the stuck shell and it hit Brandon. No live bullet killed him. Still someone should have checked for a clear gun. But a true accident as opposed to live round negligence. The industry changed after his death.

[@VoodooV1]

probably because the person who held the gun that killed Brandon Lee didn't have political enemies like Baldwin does.

[@libertyna933]

It was a barrel obstruction not a live round.

[@jamescaldwell2357]

@@libertyna933 This is true. You can check the chamber, and it'll be clear.

[@Geeksmithing]

The judge didn't read the verdict, the jury did. Did the news anchor bother even paying attention? A+ ABC News.

[@rasul407]

She hired some fine lawyers from the mall 😂

[@AlbertLesmerises]

She got off easy.

[@gregorylyon1004]

She got railroaded

[@sleepingbeauty229]

good she should be in prison

[@yatesy117]

Yet the idiot who fired the weapon seems to have got away with it anyone with common sense should know not to fire blanks they can still be deadly

[@fakshen1973]

The actors were handed a prop and it turned out to be loaded with real bullets. The gun was in the custody of a trained professional that was hired with safety expressly in mind. I don't hold the actors... the non-gun professionals... accountable for the sad events that happened on that set. The production company and those in charge are responsible in terms of civilly. But I believe that they are not criminally responsible. Whoever brought live rounds to the set and put them in the gun. Whoever was responsible for insuring that the weapon wasn't "live" and safe to use as a prop is criminally responsible. As much as some people dislike Baldwin, he had no intention of firing a live round and was handed what should have been a functional prop.

[@EricaGamet]

I do think, depending on his involvement as producer (there are many levels and types), he may be culpable in some way (not as the actor who fired the shot). If not criminally, then definitely in civil court. He ran a shoddy ship and this is what happens.

[@user-Mike755]

Wow so many psychics are commenting, I am impressed!

[@Trainfan310]

Now charge alec Baldwin he pulled the trigger

[@braindead7560]

THERE WAS live ammo on her Lape pictures don't lie .

[@vikramgupta2326]

Verdict? I didn't even know the trial was going on.

[@chefcook6076]

The law and the judge here didn't do anything to correct this problem again whether I have a drinking problem whether I'm 18 whether I'm 70 whether I'm a vegetarian what do you prosecute me because I eat meat whether I come in drunk one day it doesn't matter with the fact that I gave instruction you are not to touch any guns unless I am present how old is dude is is if I were an armored tomorrow and people are not listening I would have to resign because I ain't going to jail and that and that becomes a responsibility of the producer if people are not respecting on the movie Set an officer of the law or an advocate of the law when it comes to guns the actors broke the law so are we going to start putting cops in jail if they give somebody a warning or something else I don't get it was Hannah supposed to be there to jump in front of a bullet what what do you what are you doing here

[@sonesinhsomxanxay4660]

I just still understand why the F they had a real bullet on a movie set.

[@ChrissyPoo312]

This was her fricking job? Who wants a Armour if they are not doing what they are supposed to be doing?

[@gregorylyon1004]

She was being rushed by Baldwin.

[@adamburgins441]

Bye Felicia

[@MufcOTF]

She bad.

[@noellewithane6111]

She did not aim or pull a trigger, he was not supposed to either. Rule #1 of guns is always assume it is loaded, and never aim at someone you don't want to kill. She can't babysit Alec and make him use it properly if he specifically hired the sets armorer and he was the producer as well. If she is guilty he is double guilty.

[@HeyJoeGFY]

Oh grow up, women can do anything a man can until they fk it up, then they're a victim,🙄

[@Dovelunalove]

meanwhile Alec baldwin plays victim after pulling the trigger & killing a human being.

[@sneshabloom3888]

Take a look at her mum as she left the court!!! Wow, no wonder...crazy family.

[@boomerrumor8252]

Hannah is guilty. And it's a serious travesty that Alec Baldwin was ever charged. What many people do not understand is that the delegation of responsibility is under attack. If you jump into a cab and the cab driver gets into an accident and kills somebody, then is it your fault as the passenger? The way things are going someday it will be. Start saving for your lawyer fees now!

[@gregorylyon1004]

Hannah got railroaded. Baldwin was rushing her on the set. And he pulled the trigger. He's lying about it to cover his ass. He doesn't care about anyone else but himself. He threw her under the bus. I hope that his career is finished as well. He's an idiot who claims to be an expert firearms handler. BS

[@robertwalker841]

Halls gets off lightly and Baldwin will probably get probation and made to pay massive compensation.

[@GT-mn3bx]

The armorer is a DEI clown?

[@GDuncan8002]

Sorta, but it was more nepotism than DEI.

[@codybolton9387]

Thats a bit ridiculous. I feel like she is taking the fall because of baldwins fame and money. He pulled the trigger, he killed the poor woman.

[@lisab3039]

You clearly don’t know shi* ! The bullets in the gun ? Alec didn’t do that she did ! She was incompetent! Do your research genius 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

[@Eelud33]

18 months???? How does that make sense

[@chefcook6076]

That's disappointing can I have this fellow citizens will sit on a jury and come up with this stuff you can clearly see that nobody respected her and listened to her she is an advocate of the law on the movie set is she trained the actors and they didn't listen Baldwin ass for the gun and decides he wants to start rehearsing and did not call for her I would be really disappointed if she goes into the jail she should get 18 months home arrest I for one would not have found her guilty with the information that I've seen Justin 12 hours of about a half a dozen videos I don't know what people are thinking

[@mieczyslawherba2723]

No one says it, so I have to do it. The last instance, fortress of reason, me. The most guilty in this case is Halyna Hutchins, DOP. She directed Alec's gun to herself, and she didn't use the other techniques, giving her the same visual effect in the safe way. Because she is dead, no one accuses her. For example, if she used a mirror, and Alec would direct the gun toward the mirror, not to the camera, and the camera would be directed to the image of the gun in the mirror, not to the gun directly, all crew members would be happy now, drinking champagne. Her lack of knowledge about useful techniques, giving full protection to the crew, made situation danger, especially to her. I would say that she risked her life, crew members life, and she forget about safety on the first place, because she decided what the crew should do technically. She created danger situation, and was victim of it.

[@tinawoodell1957]

I feel so bad for her however someone died and i know she didn't want that to happy but it is what it is.

[@gregorylyon1004]

Her daddy trained her for this job. Why hasn't he even made a statement about it. He wasn't even called as a witness on her training. I hope that his career is ruined as well. He's a fraud. This girl got the shaft