US actor Alec Baldwin was being sued by members of the “rust” crew for a fatal shooting in the cinematographer’s set last month, said lawyer Wednesday.
A negligence suit also the name Armourer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who claimed through his legal representatives that he was “framed” for the death of Halyna Hutchins.
Low-budget film lighting technicians, Serge Svetnoy said in the lawsuit that unintentional murder “was caused by negligence and negligence” main actors and producers of Baldwin and others.
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“Simply put, there is no reason for life bullets to be placed in Revolver .45 Colt or present anywhere in the ‘rust’ set, and the presence of bullets in revolver pose a deadly threat to everyone in it around,” his coat, was submitted to the court of Los Angeles , say.
Baldwin, assistant director Dave Halls and Gutierrez-Reed did not follow the practice of the film industry on the handling of weapons and “allow revolver to be loaded with direct ammunition to be shown in people living,” the suit accused.
Hutchins cinematographers were shot and killed when Baldwin practiced the scene in the 19th century in which he fired a gun on the camera.
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Emmy’s winner was given firearms by Halls, which claimed “cold” – lingo industry for inert weapons.
Halls then told investigators that he did not fully examine it.
The bullet life passed the hutchins and crashed into Director Joel Souza on the shoulder.
Svetnoy, who has worked with Hutchins on a number of films earlier said he was close when Baldwin fired a gun on October 21.
He felt “Whoosh who was strange and scary” when the bullet flew past him, and he was hit on his face with gunpowder and “residual material.”
This lawsuit illustrates how he rushed to help his friend when he lay dying on the ground.
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“When he hugged him, he noticed that the hand put behind him got wet with his blood,” he said.
“The next 20-30 minutes feels like the longest plaintiff’s life when he tries to help and entertain Ms.
Hutchins, watch helpless when his consciousness fades inevitly.”
When the film Armourer, Gutierrez-Reed was 24 years old responsible for firearms and ammunition.
In a statement issued Wednesday, his lawyer insisted again, he did not know why there was a living round in the set.
“We asked for a full and complete investigation of all facts, including the living round itself, how they ended up in the ‘Dummies’ box, and who put it there,” said Jason Bowles’ lawyer.
“We are sure that this sabotage and Hannah are being framed.
We believe that the scene was damaged as before the police arrived.”
Bowles said Gutierrez-Reed had met again with investigators from Santa Fe County Sheriff, and had “offer to share important and critical information” with them.
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Santa Fe County District lawyer, Mary Carmack-Altwies, in an interview broadcast on Wednesday, rejected conspiracy ideas.
“We have no proof,” he told ABC News.
Altwies Carmack had previously refused to put aside criminal charges for the incident, which had triggered a call to ban functional weapons in the Hollywood set.
Baldwin has suggested police officers must be placed on a set of weapons.
He called the tragedy “one in a trillion episode” and insisted “rust” had a good “oiled crew”.
But the report has emerged since the shooting of disquested between staff for the safety procedure allegedly loose, and Santa Fe Sheriff Adan Mendoza has talked about “satisfaction” in the new Mexico set.
Mendoza said the previous officer won more than 500 rounds of ammunition from the shooting location, which they believed to be a blank mixture, dummy round and some allegations of ammunition.
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