Watch the Santa Fe Sheriff & First Judicial DA’s Wednesday news conference below.Aaron Rodgers' involvement in The Barstool Fund has made its way to the neighborhood near Lambeau Field.īurkel's One Block Over, 1007 Tony Canadeo Run, is among the latest bars to get a hand from the fund aimed at helping small businesses hit hard by the pandemic. On Tuesday, nearly a week after promising they would be conducting an internal review, the producers of the now-shuttered Rust brought in law firm Jenner & Block in “to conduct an investigation of the events,” and join interviews that crew members and others have with OSHB in that state agency’s investigation of the shooting.Īs the police investigation continues, Halls and Gutierrez will surely not be the last people associated with Rust to get lawyers in what cops say is a probe that will take “a while.”
The high-profile attorney said Tuesday, “We are conducting our own investigation of what happened because there are many unanswered questions.” On Wednesday, Mitchell retained lawyer Gloria Allred as the investigation continued. Each were released later on October 21 or October 22, with no mandate to restrict travel. Reps for the Emmy winner did not respond to queries about their client hiring a lawyer.īaldwin, Souza, Halls, Gutierrez, script supervisor Mamie Mitchell and more of the 16 Rust crew members who were in the church building set when the gun went off were interviewed by the sheriff’s department in the hours and days immediately following the shooting. Baldwin, without consul,” Santa Fe Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Officer Juan Rios told Deadline. Rust star and producer Baldwin does not seem to have formally brought on an attorney yet, even though he could be a defendant in a number of potential lawsuits.
But right now, we are going to determine how those got there, why they were there - because they shouldn’t have been there.” “We are going to determine whether we suspect that there were other live rounds. noting the “500 rounds of ammunition … a mix of blanks, dummy rounds and what we are suspecting are live rounds” were taken from the scene by police over the weekend. “We know that there was one live round, as far as we are concerned, on set,” the sheriff added yesterday. Gutierrez also said the three firearms being used for the rehearsal that October 21 afternoon were locked in a “prop truck” during the crew’s lunch break Gutierrez, who was responsible for all firearm safety on the film, insisted to police in an interview made public just as the presser was going on that no live ammo “is ever kept on set.” In the affidavit filed on Tuesday, the armorer told detectives that she had “checked the ‘dummies’ and ensured they were not ‘hot rounds’” in the gun. All three individuals have been cooperative in the investigation and have provided statements.” “These two individuals are armorer Hannah Reed-Gutierrez and assistant director David Halls. “We identified two other people that handled and or inspected the loaded prior to Baldwin firing the weapon,” Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said during yesterday’s press conference. Having damningly admitted to police in an affidavit made public Wednesday that he didn’t check the gun before giving it to Baldwin for what was supposed to a “quick draw” rehearsal, First AD Halls as well as Gutierrez have found themselves in the media and police spotlight in recent days. Bowles’ office confirmed Thursday that the Santa Fe lawyer had been retained by Gutierrez. Torraco’s office did not respond to request for comment about working with Halls, who had been fired from at least one previous film for a weapon going off unexpectedly. 45 revolver that ultimately killed Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza and why wasn’t it checked properly before being given to Baldwin as a “cold gun.” Those words come as questions swirl about who also handled the era-appropriate long Colt. 'Rust' EPs Disavow Responsibility For Troubled Alec Baldwin Movie: 'No Involvement With The Physical And Day-To-Day Production'
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