SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A new lawsuit accused an ammunition supplier Wednesday of creating dangerous conditions on a movie set where a gun held by actor Alec Baldwin killed
The armorer from the film “Rust” filed a lawsuit against the film’s gun supplier and that company's founder alleging that misrepresented dummy rounds were to blame for the accidental killing of cinema
"Rust" armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed is suing the movie's gun and ammunition supplier following the on-set shooting that left cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead.
The armorer on the set of "Rust" sued the film's ammunition supplier Wednesday, accusing him of leaving real bullets among the dummy cartridges, resulting in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer.
A new lawsuit accuses an ammunition supplier of creating dangerous conditions on the 'Rust' movie set, where a gun held by Alec Baldwin killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
A lawsuit in the shooting involving actor Alec Baldwin that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins claims live ammo was given to the film crew without their knowledge.
Attorneys not involved in the case said the lawsuit could end up being unhelpful for Hannah Gutierrez, who suffered minimal damage from the incident on the Alec Baldwin film.
The armorer for Rust filed a lawsuit against the film's ammunition supplier, alleging the company's ammunition handling led to the on-set fatal shooting.
The lawsuit accuses the supplier of contributing boxes of ammunition that were represented as containing only inert dummy rounds but that included live rounds.
The lawsuit alleges Seth Kenney and his PDQ Arm & Prop provided "Rust" crew members on the film with a box labeled "dummies" that contained live ammunition. Kenney has said he did not provide live ammo.
The woman who managed weapons on the film set where a gun carried by Alec Baldwin was accidentally discharged, killing Halyna Hutchins, has said boxes of dummy rounds contained live bullets
A new lawsuit accused an ammunition supplier Wednesday of creating dangerous conditions on a movie set where a gun held by actor Alec Baldwin killed a cinematographer, by including live ammunition in a box that was supposed to include only dummy rounds.
Hannah Gutierrez Reed, the armorer and key props assistant on the movie set, said in the complaint that she bought live ammunition she believed to be dummy rounds.
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