More than a year has passed since the tragic death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film directed by Alec Baldwin. Oxide. end the cinematographer was killed by live bullets of a prop gun that was allegedly fired by Baldwin himself. At this point, the FBI has shared its findings on this while The Baldwin family and Hutchins have reached a settlement in his manslaughter trial. However, despite all of this, there are issues on the matter that have yet to be fully resolved. Now a new report suggests the investigation into the shooting will conclude soon.
So far, the Santa Fe Judicial District First Prosecutor’s Office has not issued an official decision on whether to file a criminal complaint. However, apparently that is about to change, as the law enforcement entity claims. tmz extension that the prosecutor will reveal the office’s course of action in late January. The 64-year-old actor, as well as those involved or implicated in the incident, are said to be under the scrutiny of the district attorney.
There has been a lot of talk about Alec Baldwin’s alleged role in Halyna Hutchins’ death. when Baldwin broke the silence to his death, describes the Oxide team as a “very, very well oiled team” and questioned whether the film would ever be finished. Baldwin would say in a later interview that he didn’t “pull the trigger”. They The FBI investigation offered conclusions it differed from his account, however. The bureau ruled that the firearm used on the set, the Pietta Brothers’ .45 Colt single-action revolver, “could not be fired without pulling the trigger” without setting the hammer to quarter and half hammer. .
Consequently, the Mission Impossible the alum has been hit with multiple lawsuits, beyond that of Brood Hutchins. Serge Svetnoa the film’s head of lights,” the star continued and his production company for punitive damages. He also accused the actor and the producers of “being aware of the illegality and harmfulness of their behavior”. Shortly after another the costume would come from screenwriter Mamie Mitchell which stated that the protagonist was “playing ‘Russian roulette’ with a loaded gun”, among other things.
Movie the production company also faced top fines derived from an investigation initiated by the New Mexico Department of the Environment’s Office of Occupational Safety and Health. The organization served Rust Movie Productions, LLC with a voluntary and serious summons, subject to a $136,793 fine.
Following the Hutchins’ lawsuit, it was determined that the film would continue to shoot, with Halyna’s widower Matthew now serving as executive producer. Work is scheduled to start this month, although the Production would be moved from New Mexico. bordering California or Nevada. And as the major details of the photograph began to leak, it was revealed that the investigation has taken a step forward as the Santa Fe County District Attorney’s Office had received the sheriff’s full report on the shooting.
Based on this latest information, it’s only a matter of time before the District Attorney releases his statement on possible criminal charges against anyone. It cannot be predicted at this time whether Alec Baldwin will face further legal complications related to Oxide.
Source: Cinemablend
