Police Bodycam Footage From Alec Baldwin 'Rust' Shooting Moments Following On Film Set

[@edallen1921]

Yup. Very knowledgeable armorer. “Im pretty sure” these are the rounds. I dont think its fair to assume this chick wanted anyone to get hurt but i think its absolutely fair to assume she has NO CLUE what shes doing at all.

[@VestalVisions]

She’s panicking. Her dad is a very famous armorer so she definitely has a clue and NO EXCUSE

[@BOOSETO]

@@VestalVisions she was clueless. I've been in film over 20 years you could blindfold me and hand me blanks dummies and live rounds all day long and I could tell you over and over which is which. The fact a live round was even in her kit screams that she has no idea what she was doing. We don't use live ammunition, ever. Even the blanks are quarter charges. She loaded live ammo into a gun and brought it to set and then buggered off, she shouldn't be loading dummies into a gun and walking off...THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN! Very simple but strict protocols that she ignored.

[@richieb6020]

@@VestalVisions wow isn't nepotism awesome. Just because daddy knows what he's doing doesn't mean she does.

[@VestalVisions]

@@richieb6020 why the snarky attitude? I agree with you. My point was that she SHOULD know what she’s doing, the resources were available to her but she was too busy being a “model”

[@TheRealMediaMan]

She needs to fry

[@Ljgaming826]

There is no way in hell that real bullets should of even been on the set

[@NuraCaicedo-xh2ok]

Exactly

[@Mike-01234]

Crazy the trial showed she had live rounds mixed into everything even the gun belt Baldwin was wearing. Perfect example of nepotism in the movie industry. This time someone got killed because of it, and the fact that this girl had very little understanding of firearm safety. She likely didn't care to learn either she was only doing the job because her father got her the job.

[@MshAhmxiO1]

Defense has altered the story with a spin suggesting that Seth brought the box of mixed rounds to set.

[@nancypicchi9224]

I remember hearing news reports: there was target shooting during down time.

[@junbug4997]

I would never trust a young girl with different color hair with a job like that. I’m sorry but that is a mans job

[@LB-yy7cy]

This officer did a phenomnal job directing the crisis response. Im unsure of his rank, but he was clear, decisive, and polite while many were experiencing the worst day of their lives. This officer should be Captain.

[@glendaburns2378]

He sure took his time to locate the gun. If it is the correct gun. He also needed extra help immediately. This was a botched up scene and why in a church.

[@glennpearce7093]

Yeah absolutely he was amazing

[@lauracrothers8131]

Thought that too, the officer was amazing, took control very quickly which was not a mean feat with over 200 on set.

[@nobletarabas1]

Sorry but his working environment is a total mess!!!! See min 4:39 That says allot about himself. Not a very good display at all!!!

[@fedfraud.protection.servic2557]

​@@glendaburns2378Because the scene they were shooting was supposed to be in a church. Rust (Baldwin) was going to church with everyone else and a couple bad guys walk in. Rust spots them coming in the door and takes them out before they can draw. Helyna was lining up for the camera shot. She was not behind the camera. She was deciding where to put the camera for the angle. That's why Joel was standing behind her.

[@ttestates1]

That Firearm and ammo was so tampered with before police arrived

[@pilummurialis6490]

They brought live rounds to set for target shooting

[@rachelsavard851]

I've watched a lot of these videos, and the armorer is beyond immature, unprofessional and annoying. Even now she's crying more like a child that wants people to not hold her accountable. Regardless of all that has come out, in the end she seems imcompetent - in skill and experience - and ultimately was responsible to check rounds, which obviously she didn't

[@magos_0083]

This!!! Her choice of words too were “I think these were the rounds” like she had no clue… terrible she should be fired and tried not Alec!

[@ryansnapfood3142]

i think they charged her with manslaughter also

[@toffeeapple4145]

She's a femcel too

[@coalcreeker583]

She has claimed she didn’t load any live rounds but admits she loaded the gun………which had a live round. 🤔

[@Quinnelly22]

I read recent updates and saw a video of the prosecutors who have now charged Alec and Hannah (the purple headed Armorer) with involuntary manslaughter. Here’s THE KICKER apparently…when this cop first walks up you see a kinda blondish, grayish haired man w/a blue mask on just hanging around outside the church door. He and/or Hannah WERE THE 2 responsible for giving Alec a supposedly checked and cold gun…meaning it’s SAFE. But here’s THE catch with this odd looking dude…he has already ‘flipped’ (if you will) and is going to be a witness for the prosecution for some kinda deal…sounds like he’s got something on Alec as what IS he going to say?? I do know…as we all do Alec IS a renowned hit head and kinda pushy and bullish. There WAS a rub with some other ppl working on this set who quit cause of unknown reasons of “safety” & money/contracts signed. They quit the day before this happened just quit. I read where ppl were shooting live ammo during breaks as the guns are real. Somebody had live bullets there and put one or left one in that gun I believe. I think that guy and Alec had had some kinda run in before. AND to make this worse Alec already has settled the civil suit outta court with the woman victim’s family. And supposedly gave her now widowed husband a “producers” role in finishing this movie. WTH??? Sounds fishy as hell to me…chic seemed incompetent by saying I don’t know Then I think when cop asked about the ammo put in gun. Definitely a shit show and that dude flipped to protect his ASS!! And put Alec and chic in jail!!

[@cleo5892]

can you imagine, as you lay dying, some lady is walking up to a police officer to let them know she has insurance to cover it. wtf.

[@kirstencarrabahazie3891]

Depending on if you have insurance or not determines what hospital you go to

[@ULOVEKYLE]

im sure you would have said the perfect thing at that moment.

[@shaheedharun445]

@@kirstencarrabahazie3891 Are u kidding? A hospital can’t refuse a dying patient! How many hospitals properly equipped do you think there are in that desert? And they were talking about production liability insurance not freaking _health_ insurance. How does the cop even direct what hospital she goes to lol? That heartless blonde woman was worried about covering her own rear first before the victim’s life! Unbelievable.

[@jenniferwebb5954]

@@kirstencarrabahazie3891 lol

[@liljohnny210]

@@kirstencarrabahazie3891 They would have taken her to the nearest level 1 trauma center regardless of insurance.

[@brandonfish1490]

Kind of interesting to take the gun so far from the scene instead of leaving it where the shooting occurred. Armorer is hiding something 100%

[@barbarapeterson8030]

Crocodile tears; she is not crying; she is just worried if she is going to jail; I think all involved should be arrested; such negligence

[@p.sherman3158]

I think it’s a natural progression for them to secure the weapon. That’s just what they do.

[@pilummurialis6490]

She's blacklisted in the industry from this alone, that's for certain

[@Aelea]

It would have taken 30 seconds to sync up the audio. Just sayin'.

[@ryansnapfood3142]

this isn't netflix and it ain't your personal entertainment

[@Aelea]

No it's English class and wE nEeD To DISCUSS YOUR VERBIAGE.

[@Howtofewithlove]

Its youtube and yes it is, why would you watch it then? Get off your high horse@@ryansnapfood3142

[@janekingsmill4280]

She’s worried about Insurance. That is sickening

[@kweenzwalters3916]

Agreed ffs lady someone is dying right infront of you and you're going on about insurance🤦‍♀️

[@suzannaj3834]

I’m impressed with this officer and his force. I could feel his concern for the victim and all involved. Excellent job sir. Rest In Peace Helena and my condolences to her family.

[@cacornhusker2940]

yeah, i deleted my comment. this is not the time to lose sight of what's happening and her family deserves Peace. .

[@networkedperson]

@suzannaj3834 oh god, stop bootlicking already

[@tamitribbiani7907]

A very tragic accident! And that's all it was, wish people would stop blaming Alec!

[@cacornhusker2940]

@@tamitribbiani7907 he paid the family off. he knows he's guilty, the gun was in his hand, he pulled the trigger. i stated ALL facts except "he knows he's guilty" because he's a liar and refuses to take accountaibiity for being the Triggerman AND being the Cheapskate Producer who hired an Armorer with very little experience and very little confiidence in her own ability. And I wish CA didn't have homeless turds on the Sidewalks, but Wishes and Candy Nuts are a Fantasy.

[@tamitribbiani7907]

@CA Cornhusker It is not the actor's job to make sure there aren't live rounds in the gun, he trusted the people he worked with, was that a mistake? Perhaps, but she is still the one to blame for handing him a loaded gun!

[@shellbacksclub]

who would hire this chick? I wouldn't trust her with caring for my dog!

[@TheManeUnicorn]

You’d probably crap yourself then if you saw what a movie set usually looks like. They all have their own… flair. People are in costumes and clothes to protect them from then weather. I’ve known so many colorful people both hair and skin in the television and movie industry.

[@ryanmiles3701]

Apparently her father is very famous armorer in films for decades

[@Marvin16495]

@@TheManeUnicorn are you trying to defend her?

[@TheManeUnicorn]

@@Marvin16495 No. Just saying appearances don’t mean anything. I’ve known doctors who look like you could trust them with their lives and they turn out to be drug addicts and total pieces of crap.

[@richieb6020]

Liberal hollywood nutjobs would hire her in a second! did you see her hair? lol she's a strong independent woman

[@Suresurely]

I’m impressed with this officer’s knowledge of a movie set. He seems to know/understand the lingo. Such a huge place to secure. He did a good job.

[@glennpearce7093]

Yes I think he did an amazing job

[@MshAhmxiO1]

Except the prop area that had the entire Armorer stash was not secured til 10days later.

[@JBRich1]

@@MshAhmxiO1and others were touching things.

[@sixpackbinky]

It was originally reported that several actors left before this happened because they were so haphazard with the guns on set .

[@ziggy5385]

Bruh who hired a child to handle guns on set lmao

[@flargmuffin92]

No shit

[@davidrojas5319]

And then over load the child with an extra job?

[@mikem2022]

She’s probably anti gun which is ironic because she’ll work with prop guns and gave this man a loaded weapon!

[@twilit]

@@mikem2022 she’s not anti gun weirdo. her dad is a long time armorer.

[@heidilynwolff7513]

@@twilit 😅😅😅😅

[@suejohnson7191]

What I noticed in this footage was that during his police interview, Alec baldwin stated he used a colt revolver with a black handle, not a colt revolver with the cherry handle (because he had a choice of a couple and decided on the black one,) yet the weapon the armourer gave to the police was the cherry handled colt revolver, not the black handled one.

[@JET_60]

😳🤔

[@JET_60]

I watched this video & your right. That's shocking & something very corrupt went on that very day. Someone deliberately put the live/real bullet in that gun or even both guns were planted with real bullets not knowing which one Alec would pick. 💁 What we're real bullets doing on a movie set. 😏

[@charshill2978]

@@JET_60 the silly child in charge of the GUNS and ammo would be easy to distract

[@Picture_That_With_A_Kodak]

He said brown handled not black

[@suejohnson7191]

@@Picture_That_With_A_Kodak yeah but did you see the gun in his interview. It was a different gun, much darker. Did she try to swap guns because that other one would have been clean. I don't know, but she was reckless.

[@pattyzinola6236]

Highly suspicious that the gun left the crime scene

[@kidcompany]

Normally, I would not "judge a book by its cover", but in this case it's a clear fit. One look / listen and there is your problem.

[@babyrenee6537]

The armorer is neither "hyperventilating" nor "having a panic attack" she is fake sobbing. As IF this baked and blazing emo were a professional or remotely capable of this level of responsibility.

[@JBRich1]

She was only worried about her career.

[@freedompress1973]

I agree about the fake sobbing

[@ThatGirl-tg7wd]

An armorer is supposed to have a KIT, an organized box or case, everything clearly labeled and a record kept of everything in and out, with time/date signatures, and the person being handed the "cold" gun is to check it first before handling it, regardless of whether there is to be a scene where it is fired. Every professional and ethical practice was not in use here. on this set. She's criminally negligent and AB is negligent in not practicing the protocol of a double check, iN every industry where our practice CAN cause harm, there are protocols we are legally held to to prevent "accidents". in a pharmacy, in medicine, in surgery, in construction and heavy equipment, in factories.... this willend up in civil courts after the prosecutor decides whether to criminally charge , and for the armor, criminal charges are 100% necessary

[@Rhodophon]

Great points. I do think that he's criminally negligent as well, however, for pointing the weapon at HH in the first place. I've heard they can adjust camera angles to make it _look_ like a weapon is being pointed a certain direction without actually pointing it.

[@jenjennitrite8146]

Also for AB!

[@pilummurialis6490]

Baldwin is an actor for this scene, so he is not responsible for the weapon, actors are NEVER responsible for it, you see the Armourer is completely lacking in knowledge with weapons and has 0 experience, and her father is a professional, she will be blacklisted from the industry because of this, and she is also deserving more than 5 years imprisonment for Negligence, there are more charges on top she should be held for, manslaughter is one

[@nunyabuziness8421]

She sure looks like a diffetent person in court😂

[@johnp2340]

What made the crew think a young girl with purple hair and the vocabulary of a second grader should be in charge of guns and ammo???

[@jerseydevil1]

Lol inclusion 😂

[@jerseydevil1]

17:52 lol well she’s the one hiring her “peeps” 😂

[@NOMADcourier85]

My limited understanding of this story is her dad was a veteran armorer and that's how she got this job. I thought I read that somewhere when this first broke. Apologies if this isn't true and not fact checking myself.

[@jerseydevil1]

@@NOMADcourier85 you’re right

[@marcbee1234]

@@NOMADcourier85 Step dad, not dad.

[@staceyshaffer180]

The officer in charge is so professional and very considerate to all involved. Very impressive and great job! So sad.

[@nobletarabas1]

Professional?!? Look at the mess in his car at min 4:39

[@bittersweet2166]

Also so damn sad that she was stable for a time, and that she didn't make it. 💔 Poor thing. Love to all involved, sad dumb mistakes happened, but some mistakes are permanent and need responsibility taken.

[@wanaraz]

And sometimes life has just an accident.

[@kaypeany5141]

Didn't help that the paramedics intubated her through her esophagus instead of her airway.

[@armyinf1985mtc]

3:40 Why was the armour so far away from the church where the incident occured with the gun? Armour is responsible. If a trucker kills someone, they go to jail. Crane operator makes a mistake and causes a death, they go to jail.

[@MissAshley-jq9gl]

She made a big mistake and is accountable.

[@KenDanieli]

She was not allowed to be in the building during the filming and rehearsal.

[@armyinf1985mtc]

@@KenDanieli How the hell did she have the gun after the fact hundreds of feet away?

[@KenDanieli]

@@armyinf1985mtc They brought the gun to her to check it after it was shot because she's in charge of guns and she took it back to the props trailer to check what was in the gun. IDK if that is hundreds of feet. Doesn't look that far.

[@armyinf1985mtc]

@@KenDanieli 2 people were just shot, she knew she was responsible crying saying sorry. Who in their right mind after the police and medical show up would be in a different building with the gun? Cop knew how important finding the gun was immediately. It just demonstrates her lack of competence in general. Then after giving cop the gun, she didn't know where some rounds were, her bf said he gave them back to her, maybe on the cart. She was hyperventilating saying sorry bc she knew she messed up and it was her fault.

[@Andy-yo3hd]

Everyone seems intent on blaming the armourer, but I want to know why Baldwin would have been pointing a gun and pulling the trigger in the direction of the cinematographer and director?

[@thanosbustedinyourmum]

Because it’s a fucking movie sat and it was part of the seen Jesus are you dumb? lmao

[@Andy-yo3hd]

@@thanosbustedinyourmum The words are 'set' and 'scene'. It speaks for itself which one of us is dumb!

[@JamesMc2051]

He'd be pointing at the camera, with the director and DP behind the camera to see how it looks.

[@susanshew2373]

Oh, but remember what Baldwin said? "I never pulled the trigger"....

[@Andy-yo3hd]

@@susanshew2373 So it was a magic gun? I heard what he said, it's just hard to believe. The guy has the reputation of being a hot head.

[@franceswitham8214]

Great job of separating Baldwin and not letting him talk to anyone. He told the cops what to do.

[@MG-ql9ge]

The cop in charge here is competent and outstanding. Though under a ton of pressure from every angle you can imagine, he's been polite and considerate to everyone no matter what's going on. I like how he's checking on everyone constantly. Impressive guy, especially for a cop. They usually like to control and punish everything within their sight. That's an unwieldy scene to organize.

[@robbygee2539]

Except he secured everyone BUT THE SHOOTER.

[@mikeg3774]

@@robbygee2539 Hey Robby... So did Alex put himself in his car? Because that's a good observation... How did i miss that? Locating and securing the shooter would be a priority you'd think... And, man, that little amoror girl looks like she's in big trouble.

[@robbygee2539]

@@mikeg3774 The armorer girl screwed up the moment she said, "I think these are the ones..." When, it is her absolute responsibility to KNOW which ones went into the cylinder of the revolver. She had absolutely no clue what her duties were. Meanwhile, Alex slithered out the back, through the yucca bushes and to his RV, where he became a non-participant.

[@robbygee2539]

@@mikeg3774 Another point is the fact this movie set certainly had caterers with copious amounts of delicate foods, but no certified medical personal or med-kits which had chest wound seals. The wound seal should have been applied as the 911 call went out. It appears the only calls that went out were to lawyers and insurance companies.

[@mikeg3774]

@@robbygee2539 I remember some gal in a white top walking up to and telling the cop in charge that she has insurance, moments after the shooting occured. Wow. And no chest wound applications? That's not a small oversight. Those and turnicates and etc should be at the top of the list of must have items. Cast and crew should be able to find them in seconds. Where there are guns, there should be life saving measures. Obviously. Each layer of this tragedy exposes more and more incompetence. Poor management. I wonder what other rules, laws, or policies were not followed. Sounds like there was a tragedy waiting to happen.

[@Benpg93]

What happens when try to cut corners, also what happens when you hire a child as an armor.

[@Glanthor88]

hiring someone young isn't cutting corners and a 24 years old isn't a child anymore, she is young lady. Just because someone is young doesn't mean they aren't qualified or don't have the experience to get their job done well. Of course this isn't relevnat to her as clearly she doesn't have the experience and i wonder how did she get there... probably by her dad who is a well known armorer. an experienced armorer would never make a mistake like this nor let even a prop gun pointed at a human. This can be avoided by camera angles and such.

[@megleague1130]

Yep. They hired her cuz she was cheap cuz she was still pretty new at it.

[@turkiedurkie4895]

@@Glanthor88 mentally immature is what I’m getting

[@donc7984]

@@megleague1130 probably somebodies daughter who got set in, who really should be working at some retail job for nickels and dimes tweeting angrily about how the diner she had sage brown butter pancakes at didnt have tampons in the male washroom.

[@brandyoctober5923]

They had to hire woke

[@bittersweet2166]

Didn't Alec say in an interview that this wasn't being filmed at time of incident? I just heard the officer say "it was being filmed, we secured the film."

[@kjh6903]

Yes I just watched his interview and he said it’s all on film .

[@lindsayvlogs4374]

I think what he meant was that they was rehearsing they was still filming it just wasn't going thro the actual take of what would be in the movie he didn't say it like that tho he did insinuate that they wasn't filming just rehearsing idk this is crazy tho somehow live bullets got into a gun that wasn't supposed to have any kind of bullet including dummy rounds in it 🤔 that's suspicious or just very irresponsible

[@triamaria]

@@lindsayvlogs4374 Because they were just practicing they should have used a prop gun. So many mistakes were made, they got sloppy.

[@pilummurialis6490]

@@triamaria They did use a prop gun first, but the scene required to show the hammer being cocked, which the replica didn't have, so they had to get the hero gun

[@triamaria]

@@pilummurialis6490 According to charging documents: This was just Alec practicing his draw, which never should have happened without firearm check on set. Alec is shown with his hand on the trigger right before. Also it says there was no announcement by AD that there was a real firearm on the set "fire in the hole", or that it was a "cold gun", both of which are supposed to go out on radio airways, prior to handling the firearm. AD was never supposed to handle firearms, it was supposed to be done by armour who had loaded the gun in the morning (gun wasn't even supposed to be loaded). Just this right here shows just cause to charge all 3.

[@lilbo1Y1]

so why was the firearm removed from the scene ? That's highly suspicious. Either live rounds were brought on set or the company that supplies the blanks sent live rounds or some evil person snuck in a live round. Her child will have to face life without a mother.

[@ryansnapfood3142]

Baldwin was charged with involuntary manslaughter today.

[@jenniferwebb5954]

My thoughts exactly, I really thought they would've had it in the church where everyone was shot?? 🚩🚩

[@charshill2978]

The company making rounds didn't ever make live rounds

[@D.Leigh_Dearheart]

The fact that Alec didn’t immediately put it on the ground and never touch it again until LE collected it is so odd to me. According to him, it just went off without pulling the trigger therefore it shouldn’t be handled at all. 😒

[@ryansnapfood3142]

@@D.Leigh_Dearheart He's lying, he pulled the trigger and cocked the gun, while pointing it directly at two people. Then they hid the gun somewhere lol.

[@chrislim7615]

Love the fact that the:LE said he's not interested in the insurance but the person that got hurt!!!Well done*

[@Glanthor88]

the fact that the gun was removed from there.... why

[@LoganCadle]

This cop tho Tim that guy is a splendid cop he handled that perfectly I’d say

[@01allicanbe]

"we should be insured for this" that lady needs to never work in something like this again

[@Donjuan51]

She owns the property

[@katokamakazie5549]

that got me sitting here open mouthed too. who says that when two people just got shot

[@cleo5892]

@@katokamakazie5549 me too, absolutely heartless

[@mikem2022]

Right like what a typical woman just trying to cover her ass with money but doesn’t take any empathy towards someone who just got blown away by a revolver and now has no chance of life ever again.

[@ULOVEKYLE]

@@katokamakazie5549 well nobody is dead yet. calm down, arch angel gabriel.

[@cland49lsu1]

This looks like the armorer knew that live rounds were on set and is causing confusion.

[@hollystiener16]

She knew that lives rounds were used by her and the crew to go to target practice. maybe someone brought them to set

[@someguy9778]

Good Job officer. You knew exactly who to look for and what to secure on a movie set. I'm impressed with your work here.

[@MissteryDiva]

There should be a law No live ammunition on set. Ever. Period.

[@NuraCaicedo-xh2ok]

I mean Common Sense would have told him that because if you're pretending to be acting why can't the guns be fake why did they have to be real in the bullets should not been real

[@ronaldosanchez3292]

I can tell from that weird fake cry among other things that the armorer screwed up and she knows it. She almost screwed up and said I'm sorry. The cop is acting weird too but the armorer is acting guilty weird. I can't get over that fake cry

[@beebee1676]

Touching evidence wirhout gloves, especially the gun??

[@fasfan]

So the "armorer" didn't seem to have a grasp on what was what. What was where. It's like they hired someone and just told them... "you're the armorer."

[@susanshew2373]

Just proof that you get what you pay for.

[@pilummurialis6490]

Her father is a well respected and professional armouerer, productions will say "Oh yeah, we can get them cheap there"

[@dariawells7438]

They can't even FIND THE GUNS right away?! That woman should never work again. Doesn't it kind of look like she's faking being so upset?

[@tinasnyder5951]

Yes

[@WatchJoelTV]

Right at the get-go I knew how this happened. They all spilled the beans on themselves. Hanna, who had an ear-piece in was being yelled at while she was shaking the round on her way to the church. She didn't hear that it "did not rattle". She also had a severe headache. This was simply an incident that was going to happen. The entire crew/set were way too comfortable and trusting. This is where "check and recheck and RECHECK" is a MUST.

[@berryreading4809]

She was also hired for cost, and doing prop work in addition to being the armorer for over a dozen firearms, all while being supplied the weapons, blanks, and many of the dummy rounds (most likely including the accidental live rounds) from another seasoned armorer (not her dad btw)... She was yelled at multiple times for small requests that cost time, this was her second production as armorer with big names that could blacklist her forever... she didn't do slow methodical safety checks if they yelled at her to hurry it up... all while she wasn't present with firearms many times due to covid protocols... this was many people's fault, she was just a piece of f'd up tragic puzzle!

[@jesstiss222]

@@berryreading4809 well said. Greed kills. And sometimes not just the “lowly” workers. Very tragic for all but hopefully this will prevent similar mistakes … hopefully.

[@724bigal]

Who was yelling at her? Lol She looks like she just woke up probably late to set every day. Probably hated long hours too.

[@berryreading4809]

@@724bigal basically everyone in a position above her, after they were yelled at... Even if it was C0vid protocols causing delays the lowest person on the totem pole is gonna catch an ear full of "This production costs $280,000 a minute and YOU are delaying it! WHERE ARE THE THINGS WE DIDN'T NOTIFY YOU THAT WE NEED?! WE NEED THEM NOW! DO YOU WANT TO KEEP WORKING ON MOVIE PRODUCTIONS?! BECAUSE ONE MORE DELAY AND IT ALL GOES AWAY WITH A PHONE CALL!... thanks"

[@724bigal]

@@berryreading4809 I know what YOU ARE SAYING and I don’t disagree with you but, firearms on set and her position as the key armor the buck does stop with her nothing happens till she says they can when dealing with firearm safety. If she really was being reprimanded on a open channel well that gives some perspective on what they thought she was worth.

[@commanderrussels2612]

The armorer for sure screwed this up, but another thing that strikes me is how blame gets passed in these sets. They say it's not Alec's job to check that the gun is safe, yet he pulls the trigger. They say the other director guy handed him the gun, which he didn't check because he figures it's the girls job. Then I'm sure the girl will blame the supplier of ammo or something. Then when the lady that owns the ranch they're filming comes up at 7:30 or so, all she can do is say "I have insurance!". Not saying the ranch lady should have any blame at all, but it's like nobody has any responsibility. Everything is passed to the next. Seems like an easy way to have accidents when nobody has skin in the game.

[@BOOSETO]

That's not how firearm safety on film sets works. I've been on set for over 20 years. Here's the ones responsible. Armorer and 1st AD should both face criminal charges. She loaded the rounds, and he called "cold gun" (a term used to let everyone on set know there is no charge in the gun) and hadn't even inspected it. It's his job. And with the safety issues raised about gun safety and nothing being done, the property manager and the UPM and line producer should also face some liability. And one look at the line producer and her "woke" self you can tell what was between the armorers legs was more important in her hiring than what competence she had in her brain.

[@commanderrussels2612]

@@BOOSETO Well there is liability (which, literally everyone will get sued), and then there is the criminal part of it. I'm surprised at this point no criminal charges have been brought against anyone? Maybe there won't be any and they'll consider it a freak accident?

[@BOOSETO]

@@commanderrussels2612 this is from Arizona state law. "(d) "Criminal negligence" means, with respect to a result or to a circumstance described by a statute defining an offense, that a person fails to perceive a substantial and unjustifiable risk that the result will occur or that the circumstance exists. The risk must be of such nature and degree that the failure to perceive it constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable person would observe in the situation" I'd say armorer and 1st AD fall into that... this was manslaughter, pure and simple.

[@commanderrussels2612]

@@BOOSETO will be interesting to see if any charges get filed. is it normal for them to take this long to file charges?

[@BOOSETO]

@@commanderrussels2612 with the chicanery Hollywood lawyers can throw at the process? Not unusual. It's every player in a circle pointing a finger at the person next to them. And police and prosecuters in Arizona I'm sure aren't very well versed in the chain of command on a film set, proper procedures and what not. Could take some time.

[@hectorlopez1069]

It's devastating for the family of the woman who got shot and died by a prop gun that was fired by Alec Baldwin. It's so stupid they weren't careful with those guns.

[@pilummurialis6490]

The armourer is who fucked up, and she had 0 experience, she made the biggest mistake of giving it to the A.D which you NEVER do as an armourer

[@ChiralityPracticality]

@@pilummurialis6490 and she used those prop weapon's to go shooting, which isn't allowed! Then because she was under the influence of drugs she mixed live round's into the dummies. There were multiple live round's in the box and on Alec's gun belt, which were all her responsibilities

[@jeanP924]

Dave Halls in the blue shirt acts like he is way too relaxed where the armorer is panicking because she knows this is going to get worse

[@petroonajourney3503]

At one stage he is burrowing in his pockets and puts something down while Hannah is standing there crying, I do not get this.

[@jawnjawn3187]

Thats so sad. Rip young lady

[@dragoti1122]

Outstanding job to the officer in charge trying to make sure everyone stays where they are for comments. My condolences to Halyna’s family…🙏🙏❤

[@Leigh3420]

Putting her on the ambulance bed is heartbreaking 💔

[@budddove6480]

This is even more sketchy after seeing this. I had no idea the village people were the ones in charge.

[@davidingram6506]

500 live rounds were found on the set why ?

[@rob99201]

Is there anyone who DIDN'T handle the armorer's cart? That and the gun should have been a no touch crime scene. The officer also handled the gun with no gloves. I know it is obvious that Alec handled it, but still, the powder/burns on it is evidence too. A defense lawyer is going to have a hayday with how the evidence was handled, if it gets to that point.

[@limitedcask7560]

Especially with the team Alec could put together $$$

[@RealSiViX]

Gloves generally don't matter much when it comes to recovering guns for evidence. You can't typically recover fingerprints from them like you see in the movies and there's not much concern for DNA contamination because aside from the point you already made that everyone knows it was Alec handling the gun, every officer on scene also has their DNA (and fingerprints) on file with the department so any DNA contamination would be irrelevant as they would know who the contaminating DNA belongs to. There's no fear of removing powder/burns evidence either as that would be much harder to remove than simply brushing it off with skin contact. In general, the evidence that is typically recovered from a gun would be ballistics-based evidence and DNA evidence which neither would be affected by the wearing (or not wearing) of gloves.

[@rob99201]

@@RealSiViX I was thinking about chain of evidence - who handled post shot, not DNA. "...would be much harder..." why introduce the issue in the first place - are gloves so difficult whenever at a crime scene? That though is only a small gripe, I'll admit, over an overall disdain for the crime scene - the biggest is everyone handling the armorers cart. No one should have been near that - and it shouldn't even been moved physically itself until cleared.

[@akshonclip]

The cop needed to secure the gun. That’s standard practice to prevent accidental discharge or it being removed from the crime scene. Way too many people around it. DNA doesn’t matter in this situation. There were plenty of witnesses.

[@rob99201]

@@akshonclip Agreed, DNA wasn't necessary - everyone knew Alec handled it, per my OP. Glove still should be in a rookie move when handling *any* evidence when moving the gun.

[@TheRealMediaMan]

I've said it from DAY 1!!!! She is responsible. She is the one responsible for making sure this doesn't happen. Never secured the weapons, She never secured the ammo, she allowed prop weapons to be used after hours for live ammo firing, She probably NEVER checked the gun when it came time to shoot. Alec fucked up, but it was HER responsibility!!!

[@armyinf1985mtc]

I wasn't sure when it first happened, now I'm convinced your 100% right. I don't care for Bladwin, but it wasn't his fault, he's the actor, not supposed to know about guns, that is the purpose of hiring an armour, and having them present. Actors are theatrical people, even if he did pull the trigger, he was "rehearsing" in his mind, with an empty gun, that an armour had cleared, technically not his job to clear it. Anyone military or police will disagree, but this was a lifelong actor on a movie set, even the way he draws the gun looks like an amateur who doesn't handle guns.

[@KenDanieli]

@@armyinf1985mtc It was Baldwin's responsibility to check the gun. There are no special laws for actors.

[@armyinf1985mtc]

@@KenDanieli Even if that was true, it is still the armour who is required to educate him on that. It is common sense to any gun owner, however Baldwin said flat out minutes after he doesn't own guns personally.

[@KenDanieli]

@@armyinf1985mtc Well it is true. There were safety meetings during the production run by her. As for this day, one of the interviews says that she asked Baldwin if he wanted to check the gun with her and he said he didn't need to. He is responsible for checking a gun that he's going to handle and fire. If the script says he points the gun at his own head, I think he would have checked every round. They were sloppy.

[@armyinf1985mtc]

@@KenDanieli She is responsible for clearing any and all fire arms before distributing them to anyone out of the armory. She is responsible for being accountable for any and all rounds on site. If she was organized and a professional, she could have noticed immediately that a round was missing from her inventory. I heard they did recreational shooting with those same prop guns. If they can prove that, she is in major trouble. She already said in an interview that was not true. So someone is lying about that.

[@pachiecakes8467]

I can’t believe the girl in Charge of armor just decided to use any ole pack of bullets off of another set and didn’t bother to check them 😮

[@tlembro]

Baldwin broke cardinal rule #1……don’t EVER point a gun at someone……EVER! You just dont know…..you may think you do……God bless the victim and her family…..Rest in Peace!

[@tamitribbiani7907]

That's ridiculous, i'm sure they do it all the time in movies!

[@tlembro]

@@tamitribbiani7907 Yeah well….didn’t work this time!

[@tamitribbiani7907]

@Lynn Embro That wasn't Alec's fault, it was the fault of the one that loaded the gun.

[@tlembro]

@@tamitribbiani7907 Never said it was you are assuming!

[@lukewarme9121]

@@tamitribbiani7907 It was Baldwin’s fault. That’s why he’s being charged with a crime.

[@jimhoran5445]

We have the gun cart secured! Yet everybody’s picking through it! Wtf

[@ttestates1]

Kool-aid head only cares that she may loose her job

[@memyselfandi1512]

Police Officer is Navajo.Excellent work.

[@barbaracollins5605]

Everyone concerned about insurance liability, their jobs, their culpability... sickening.

[@fredbirdcinema]

the armourer reminds me of my 6 year old niece

[@JuliahFL]

😂😂😂

[@pilummurialis6490]

That shows how knowledgable she is, and the big mistake of cutting corners with cheaping out on a job requiring a professional

[@alyssaleatham8544]

They are all what I raised my children NOT to be.

[@rmk6693]

It makes no sense that anyone left that room & surely nothing should have been taken out. Ridiculous. Also where is Alec Baldwin during this? Seems to me he should be around - not in his trailer.

[@katokamakazie5549]

everyone stating the armorer and I AM WITH YA , but how about these cops man? why were they allowing so many people to touch that trolley with the bullets? it that not considered tampering once a place has been announced as a crime scene? That dude with the hat and glasses literally is messing around on the trolley with the bullets I am like whaaaaaat the hell.

[@ThatGirl-tg7wd]

YEEP, the firearm was not placed DOWN with no hands touching it or removing it from the scene. when there is a firearm "accident', everyone knows you do not move the firearm or have anyone else handle it. the tray where all armors supplies are located should also never have been moved, covered from the wind and No one lay a hand on any contents..ffs we do this in medicine with everything. no hand on anything you are not directly responsible or licensed to be touching.

[@mimimomo4902]

Also he placed the firearm in his car...just like that. No sealed bag, no nothing .

[@hectorlopez1069]

I hope this sends a message to everybody that it's not okay to use real guns in a movie set. People can get killed, like what happen to Bruce Lee son and that woman, halyna Hutchins.

[@delwynhallett565]

The crime scene is in the church, So who took the gun out side, And why wasn't the gun/ammunition guarded at all times ? And why so many felt it necessary to pick up, and touch the evidence? Neglect all round !!! And when was her family notified of her shooting/murder ?

[@brandonkostinsky2373]

Officer: “How do I know that’s the gun?” Lady: “That’s THE GUN” Officer: “Ok” Seems ligit

[@armyinf1985mtc]

Cop doesn't clear the gun when the dumbass armour with purple and yellow hair hands it to him.

[@jefftaylor844]

A woman is dead. He must go to prison.

[@jedilegoarts9882]

That crying sounds a bit fake to me.

[@lilyjameson5156]

Lieutenant Benavides did such an amazing job. All police officers should be like him.

[@AK-lg6ju]

If I remember correctly, she had to go to school for this and be state licensed. You don’t hear her crying until he asked if she was ok. Alec and production were not paying the people who worked behind the scenes and they were working on skeleton crew. She didn’t have a dang tear, she sounded like a whiny little antifa basement dweller

[@tinasnyder5951]

She wasn’t crying. Freaking out maybe, for herself.

[@stingray4980]

🤣🤣🤣 so harsh!!!

[@JayLovesCrystal]

Hannah was cocky in her previous interviews. Not anymore

[@jerseydevil1]

Lol the property owner worried bout insurance 😂😂😂

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

The audacity

[@mmurphy47208]

They work so long to "get her stable" but isn't that a sign that she is dying and needs to go to hospital....I mean, they actually made it worse?

[@dougmarlow9466]

The stupid fake cry coming from the young armourist, she's more concerned about her job than those two people who got shot . She shouldn't have been the armourist on set, too inexperienced!!!!!!

[@d_walsh]

Some type of audio lag on this

[@Guys-Mom]

Baldwins just roaming around in there like he's invisible. He Is Responsible for not having a safe set for each and every person he has working on the movie. Top people running this

[@ArmandoTalian]

a lot had to happen to get a real round in that gun. in any profession handling guns, you have to take the job serious or it could cost someone their life. this was my first time seeing this and I can tell someone on set was playing games, but don't count on anyone raising their hand.

[@m4anow]

I don't like how some of the voices are cut out, is there an explanation for this?

[@Lunarstruck1]

I feel bad for the dead, injured and their families, Alec Baldwin and everyone else who had to witness this shitshow. What a lawsuit of a nightmare, they all have cases filed now against each other.

[@Rob-sk1im]

Well this was the 12th day of filming when this unfortunate incident took place, you have to wonder in the 11 days prior how many screw-ups did this armorer cause. It's reported that many crew members walked off the set, I wonder if they'll be testifying for the prosecution.

[@janekingsmill4280]

The young girl is responsible that was in charge of the guns, not Alec Baldwin!!!!!!!

[@nickv4073]

Simple question here. The standard procedure for the actor is to "TRUST BUT VERIFY". Baldwin trusted but skipped the verify. Question: If the scene called for Baldwin to shoot himself in the head, do you believe he would have still skipped the verify?

[@henningbackhaus6268]

Maybe. Alec Baldwin as an actor cannot be held responsible. Actors are, in a sense, insane when they're filming. I don't mean that disrespectfully, it simply corresponds to the fact that they slip into a parallel world, some more, others less. The parallel world has to be protected - by the director and the production department. And that's where the unfortunate fact that Baldwin is part of the production department comes into play. Baldwin as producer bears responsibility.

[@ronaldjeffrey8712]

Following proper procedure the firearm should have been visually inspected if front of everyone involved on the set (simply saying "Cold gun" doesn't cut it) Baldwin should never have taken possession of the gun without the armorer present, and he shouldn't have been pointing it at anyone. The "He can't be held accountable, he's just an actor" argument is ludicrous. Being an "Actor" doesn't absolve you from responsibility.

[@henningbackhaus6268]

@@ronaldjeffrey8712 You're right. I didn't know that Baldwin didn't receive the weapon from the armorer. Of course, that changes things.

[@brigittegilmore5756]

Excellent point. Alex is a seasoned actor he should know better.

[@oscarorozco8989]

This is just...WOW.

[@vanessadavis5771]

Why is no one talking about how Hannah took the gun off the set and then handed it to the officer? In her interview she said she went to go get it but they “screamed at her” and she dropped it and ran, but she clearly had grabbed it FROM the crime scene off the set… WHY IS SHE NOT BEING CHARGED SHES OBVIOUSLY HIDING SOMETHING

[@vanessadavis5771]

@chriscuomo9334 damn. The production company are the ones who brought the live rounds? I thought more than likely it would’ve had to do with the fact that Hannah kept all her dummy’s and blanks in the same pockets, and than went shooting and probably put the live rounds in her pockets. Do they know how they got onto the set?

[@petroonajourney3503]

@chriscuomo9334 thank you for your detailed comment and all the highlighted issues.

[@jorriewimmer4363]

AB needs to be held accountable. He sent the armorer out of that building. With her out of that building, him being a producer should have never allowed that gun to be picked up. It's a load of bs how he is just an actor, I believe his brother Daniel made that statement, and they can not be held responsible. Anyone who picks up an actual working firearm capable of firing rounds is responsible to be fully trained in handling that weapon. No exceptions. Period. Were others at fault? Yes. But he is the one who never verified himself that that weapon wasn't loaded. He is the one who when the armorer requested people onset be trained refused her request. A woman loather life. A husband and son lost their wife and mother. All the while AB walks free.

[@seviregis7441]

Agree, well said

[@streamer_services]

Why does she sound like she is fake crying like you did when you were a kid trying to get attention? Just seems really odd.

[@megleague1130]

That wasn't a fake cry. Sounded real to me. She knew she was in big trouble cuz someone just died on her watch.

[@donc7984]

Bud why does the armorer look like she should be working at netflix, tweeting angrily about how the diner she had sage brown butter pancakes at didnt have tampons in the mens washroom

[@thurin84]

"everything was getting filmed." interesting. because the "official" story is that it wasnt.

[@donc7984]

right, sweep it under the rug, armorer goes on to another position she gets plopped probably at netflix angrily tweeting how the dine she had sage brown butter pancakes at didnt have tampons in the mens washroom

[@thurin84]

@@donc7984 can you translate this into english?

[@tyoung1853]

odd to see so little photos being taken during this initial crime scene setup

[@Glanthor88]

nothing odd there. the victim was still on scene as medics were trying to stabilize her for transport, the photographer has nothing to do on scene until the victims been transported, the scene is secured and the detectives gave the green lights for photos being taken... the detectives weren't on the scene yet to conduct witness interviews...

[@atownddwon1209]

We need a unedited version of body cam footage with all of the sound.. Also why wasn't the officer who was on scene & in charge not accompanying the ammunition that was used on set whenever the production company went to retrieve the ammunition for him that was on that cart.. Why didn't a officer do that who has a body cam activated which could be used as evidence & proof that nothing was tampered with.

[@mollyjackson4476]

I never trusted that props chick

[@rachelroseg1775]

The armorer shows so many signs of a guilty person and little signs of remorse. She only cried once she realized she might get arrested. Her body language is screaming that she knows exactly what happened, and she was the one who messed things up. I hope she gets held accountable.

[@mylesscott509]

I agree with u that chick knew about the real bullets

[@EggzOverEZ]

She had no idea of the extent of the situation at the given time. Not saying shes in the clear but I am saying she most likely didnt want anyone to get hurt but she also has no idea what's shes doing.

[@thurin84]

if you can tell that from those brief, shaky snippets of video, CONGRADULATIONS! youre a magician.

[@kittenritty7959]

Yea I can’t help but wonder if she did it on purpose, did the person Alec shot say something about guns that she didn’t like? After all it’s her job to work with guns. I don’t I could see someone saying something catty to her or overhear something she didn’t like. And decided to make it look like an accident

[@harbs16]

She was crying the whole time asking if the woman was alive (before she was put in the car). What did you even watch?

[@johnhud2536]

If the armorer had checked the gun or if David Hill had checked the gun or if Baldwin had checked the gun she would be alive. And what the hell were live bullets even there for? I heard recreational target shooting during breaks? What the hell????

[@joeg8269]

Have been around firearms my whole life, both recreationally and professionally. I have never met or heard an Armorer say "pretty sure" about anything related to firearms they are responsible for. This is a great example of why Hollywood needs to rely on real Technical Advisors. A technical advisor with basic understanding of proper / professional firearms handling could easily have vetted her prior to hiring, and could have continued to evaluate her ability on-set...potentially catching the issue before an incident.

[@ienjoyapples]

She was probably just a prop manager who had no experience with guns, but was given the title of "armorer" to make it sound good.

[@charshill2978]

She's only a kid. It's ridiculous to put a child in charge of GUNS

[@luischannel04]

Armorer is on trial for manslaughter. You can hear her crying cause I’m sure she knows she screwed up and made a huge mistake. She’s an alcoholic and drug addict. Baldwin admits seeing her drunk on set . How can you allow this to take place? I hope justice is served period.

[@sandracann]

She’s not doing a lot of crying in Court🙄 made up like she’s off to a beauty pageant looking bored and totally devoid of emotion 😡

[@annwood6812]

If Baldwin saw her drunk on set, it's on him if she remained employed. I have not heard that Baldwin said that.

[@DrNo-uq7xx]

Ive been shooting since my teens. Never trust anyone who says the firearm is "COLD" They are always "HOT" until you the handler confirm it for yourself its COLD. What happened is a tragedy. As for the Armour she has stated her dad is a nice guy but difficult to work for on set. Her dad has never had an indecent like this on set because of the way he is. She is not ready to fill daddy's shoes.

[@smilemum]

Someone set someone up, put real with fake

[@diesel7903]

This video is so hard to follow when the sound isn’t in sync

[@redroads4598]

The officer in this video did an amazing job. Questions: Why did Baldwin have SOOOOO much time before he even saw a cop? Why were the lawyers there sooooooo quick? The Armer, she looks like a college student at Berkeley...she was the Armer? I saw very little news stories that there were 2 people shot.... very strange.

[@FknNefFy]

Do police ever turn up the pace responding to an emergency? Or do they only have a slow-walk mode?

[@troytellsit493]

Only when they have an opportunity to shoot someone

[@Sara-et4et]

That’s what I thought everyone is sooo slow even the medics for a dying woman

[@mil3276]

Always slow mentally and physically sadly. No real leadership skills, memory or attention to detail. Can’t even remember names and they are suppose to solve cases.

[@dannigirl6374]

It's a crime seen, the gun should have never been moved. It's so obvious nobody on that set knew what they were doing. There were so many corners cut.

[@p.sherman3158]

They are film makers. Not CSI. their job is to secure the weapon away from everyone. It’s just the way movie sets work.

[@iceman846]

The yellow and purple hair tells me a lot . I don’t care what anyone says

[@lotusbloom7750]

And her lawyer knows it. In her second police interview she dyed her hair back to natural

[@staceyedwards654]

You nailed it!