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All Charges Dropped Against Alec Baldwin In Rust Shooting
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I t was just a matter of time.....
* Some fools are acting as though Alec said to himself " l think l will shoot the camera person, cause l know l have live ammo in this gun just to experience the sensation for once in my life. "
You don't know anything about guns or gun safety, always always always check to see if the gun is loaded.
I believe it was an accident, but I believe he needs to held accountable for his lack of care handling a firearm., remember NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW, ignorance is not excuse.
When Baldwin was handed the gun and was told it was safe how hard would it have been for him to say "show me how you know that"? Baldwin knows guns are potentially dangerous but it didn't even dawn on him to ask the expert to show him why the gun was safe? That, at the very least, should have been some form of negligence.
Baldwin should be barred for the rest of his life from being on any set with any gun real or fake.
That is exactly why every gun is always assumed to be loaded. People make mistakes.
Four movies that used live ammo.
https://www.ammoplanet.com/blog/imfdb-4-films-with-live-fire
A firearm is always loaded, don't assume it, don't guess it. Have a mindset that the handgun is loaded with deadly projectiles. You never let anyone hand you a weapon/handgun/rifle without checking it to ensure that weapon is loaded or unloaded. NEVER NEVER NEVER. Movie sets are not exempt from weapon safety. The only way you fully know that weapon cannot harm you or other people is to physically/visually inspect and unload it (or disassemble it). Revolvers are easy, semi's require a bit more effort. Shotguns and Rifles have other concerns.
Never point a firearm at anyone/thing that you don't intend to kill, maim or destroy.
Be sure of sure target, backstop and beyond.
Alec Baldwin was wrong. Period. He took full and total control of a weapon that is capable of firing deadly projectiles. Here is what he failed to do;
1. He did not inspect the revolver or the rounds placed in the cylinder. This would take less than 60 seconds to conduct and ensure, with the armorer present.
2. He placed his finger inside the trigger guard, not knowing the weapon was loaded with a live round/rounds(as opposed to a movie prop round).
3. He and he alone discharged the projectile from the firearm that killed Halyna Hutchins.
4. Not knowing the firearm was loaded with live rounds was his responsibility because that particular firearm was fully capable of discharging a deadly projectile. The sheriff said three guns were seized from the scene, including the Colt revolver. The sheriff described the other guns as "an apparently non-functioning .45 caliber revolver and a plastic non-functioning prop gun."
While Baldwin did not act with premeditated intent to kill, He was absolutely CARELESS at the very least in the discharging of the weapon that killed that woman and injured Joel Souza. Wreckless conduct with a firearm could be considered against him but most likely that wouldn't stick due to the intent aspect.
The statement of " You an actor on a movie set, you act, it's not your responsibility to cover your own A** in asking " is this thing loaded," is SO WRONG and lack of knowledge from handling of any firearms that is almost laughable.... But, at least you admitted not knowing about firearms. So helpfully my carrying/qualifying the following list of weapons will give you confidence that what I say is something you can bank on, 100%. I started lawfully carrying weapons at age 18 and still do, to this day.
M-16, M1911 45, S&W 357, Beretta 92 FS 9MM, Remington 870 Shotgun, Glock 17 9MM, MP5 submachine gun, H&K G-36 5.56 Full Auto Rifle, Glock 22 .40 cal and the Glock 21 .45 caliber. <--- love this one. I am not bragging, just have experience and responsibility in carrying each of these ... FYI, not one of these weapons has had an"accidental discharge".
On firearm handling, we learned very early as kids firearm safety. Mandatory.
* Oth, l have yet to read that Alec was thoroughly informed " as you pointed out the do's & don't of gun handling on that set. If he was informed, well Alec should own it.
This interview says it all about Alec Baldwins attitude towards gun safety and his part
Alec Baldwin says he feels no guilt about ‘Rust’ shooting.
“I feel that someone is responsible for what happened, and I can’t say who that is,. But I know it’s not me,” the actor told ABC News."
UN EFFING BELIEVABLE........There you have it folks, complete lack of responsibility or concern...... That is the liberal mindset in a nutshell.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-bullet-gun-fired-alec-baldwin-fatal-movie/story?id=80813700
"The .45-caliber Colt – which has been described by law enforcement as a “legit” antique gun, not a prop gun – was not thoroughly checked before being given to Baldwin, who fired the lead bullet, according to officials"
As far as having "an expert to check the guns"....
"Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer, has blamed the shooting on other factors, including possible sabotage, Baldwin’s lack of training, and a failure by Halls and Baldwin to ask her for extra checks. In a statement on Thursday, her lawyers, Jason Bowles and Todd Bullion, said: “We fully expect at the end of this process that Hannah will also be exonerated.”
"The first assistant director, Dave Halls, last month received a suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to negligent use of a deadly weapon. Prosecutors had said he was responsible for set safety."
"At 24, Reed did not have much experience doing this. “Rust” was only her second film as lead armorer — and as details of the shooting emerge, many in the film industry have questioned her hiring; the shooting came just hours after the crew walked off the set, citing safety complaints and misfires."
"Reed grew up on Hollywood sets, often tagging along with her father, a former Marine who served as Brad Pitt’s gun coach on “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” and served as a quick draw expert on “Django Unchained.” She has said that her favorite childhood memory with her dad was visiting the set of the 2007 film “3:10 to Yuma” when she was around 10."
"n a video statement regarding the state’s decision, New Mexico’s Environmental Cabinet Secretary James Kenney said that “serious management failures” plagued the production, and that “if standard industry practices were followed, the fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins and the serious injury to Joel Souza would not have occurred.”
In a statement , Reed’s lawyer Jason Bowles wrote, “After OSHA’s very comprehensive safety investigation involving numerous interviews and review of documents, it has concluded that production willfully failed to follow national gun safety standards, which caused this tragedy... OSHA found that Hannah Gutierrez Reed was not provided adequate time or resources to conduct her job effectively, despite her voiced concerns.”
EXACTLY !!!! Limited experience and complaints of misfires & safety. Just because her father was an experienced armorer, doesn't give her enough time to develope & maintain proper qualifications as an armorer. Perhaps as an assistant, still in training, yes. I could not locate any formal training that Hanna G-Reed has been a part of, to be classified as a "qualified armorer". No military background either, nor a list of Armorer schools that serve to certify a person as an armorer.
Here's what the "evil NRA" says about gun safety:
https://www.nraonlinetraining.org/COURSES/NRA_RSO/lesson3/story_content/external_files/NRA_Gun_Safety_Rules_Brochure.pdf
fhttps://www.nrablog.com/articles/2015/7/the-rules-of-nra-gun-safety/or weapon safety.
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2022/08/here-are-7-videos-of-alec-baldwin-using-guns-in-his-movies/
So he has knowledge, experience,training and expectations. He alone is neglent because he discharged the antique firearm, along with a few others who also bare responsibility for putting live rounds in the weapon.
Good article to read by a qualified instructor
Stand up for you home or move. If you are not willing to work with other neighbors and law enforcement to make a better place then maybe you deserve to live in a war zone.
* The X files series was right: Trust No One.
Yep there are lots of evil people who do harm, they are going to do harm anyway, it's their nature to hurt.
Sometimes you have good people who just make bad choices, they can pay the price.
I think Baldwin got off on star power, manslaughter would have fit, most certainly some fines.
* Yep, if you cross State lines & shoot people, be prepared to get sued. He is looking for sympathy- know where to find it? A dictionary pal.
https://explore.nra.org/interests/firearms-training/
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