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>On February 23, 2023, Baldwin pleaded not guilty,[3] and on April 20, it was reported that prosecutors had indicated that the charges against him were being dropped.[4] Gutierrez-Reed was later charged with tampering with evidence.[5] On March 6, 2024, Gutierrez-Reed was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter but was acquitted on the evidence tampering charge.[6] Gutierrez-Reed was then remanded into police custody and sentenced to 18 months in prison on April 15, 2024;[7] she was released on May 23, 2025.[8] On January 19, 2024, Baldwin was again indicted on charges of involuntary manslaughter;[9] he pleaded not guilty.[10] Baldwin's trial began on July 9, 2024,[11] but the charges were dismissed with prejudice three days later over a Brady disclosure violation.[12][13] The judge found that authorities, in an "intentional and deliberate" manner, withheld evidence from the defense regarding a set of bullets, and that this displayed "signs of scorching prejudice".[14][15]

>The film was eventually released in U.S. theaters in 2025. The incident prompted debates over the use of real guns as props, as well as safety and working conditions on film sets.

Literally not a single person was ever held accountable for this, lmao
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Number of people killed:

Alec: 1
/tv/: 0

You're all talk and no bite /tv/.

YOU'RE NOT A FUCKING CLOSER!!!
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Involuntary manslaughter in any case leads to a sentence of 18 months to 10 years and that's exactly what Gutierrez-Reed got.
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>>223488280
>but was acquitted
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Baldwin shot the bitch, you must acquit.
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>>223488280
There's literally no reason she should have been charged in the first place with manslaughter if she didn't have anything to do with loading the gun, which is what the tampering with evidence charge is. Everything in the case got thrown out because Hollywood kills people and gets away with it
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>>223488321
He had to get it on.
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>>223488341
She is the person in charge of the gun and the ammunition.
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>>223488305
for evidence tampering, not the manslaughter charge

learn to fucking read
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>>223488376
She was the last person to handle the gun before Baldwin got it.

She was aquited of any wrong doing, even though she loaded the live round.

Keep up
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>>223488405
Tampering with evidence was the charge of handling the gun, lmao
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>>223488254
Post how thick this bitch is
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>>223488416
No, it was because she was using cocaine on the set and tried to hide that after this happened.
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It's horseshit. He's an actor who was handed a real gun and told to fire it at someone on the assumption that it was a prop. The idea that anyone even entertained the idea that he should be criminally prosecuted is ludicrous.
>HURR HE PULLED THE TRIGGER SO HE'S RESPONSIBLE
The responsible party is the gun safety expert they had on set (they did have one, right?). If no such person were present, then the Jews responsible for providing such an expert should be held criminally responsible.
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>>223488433
No, it was because she loaded a live round into a gun, and her lawyers got her off on it scott free
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>>223488254
This is what happens when you let diversity hires handle guns.
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>>223488433
Give your 12 year old a nephew a loaded.22 and tell him to go play cowboys and Indians with his friends.

Don't be surprised when you find yourself behind bars for life
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>>223488468
Are you on cocaine too, OP?
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>>223488439
Baldwin fired the gun directly at someone who was off camera, while the cameras were off, out of anger. He wasn't acting. They weren't filming. And it showed total disregard for everyone's safety.

Even if the gun contained blanks, they can still be deadly. An actor once killed himself when he foolishly played russian roulette with a blank round. That's why there's people on set to train the actors like Baldwin to NOT DO THE EXACT THING THAT HE DID.

He committed murder and he got away with it because he's one of Epstein's butt buddies.
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>>223488475
Give your kid or nephew a .22 and see you if you're free in 12 months

What's the problem?
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>>223488501
Lock your door tonight.
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>>223488528
I'm not a cute woman with expensive lawyers. I'd get the max 10 years.
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>>223488545
You'd get life, lol
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There's actually no such as max or mins prison sentences, their suggestions
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>>223488565
There absolutely are max sentences but it varies by jurisdiction.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1112
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>>223488608
no, there's not, if you were a real lawyer you'd know it
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>>223488369
>She was clearly about to make a move, your honor
>Dismissed!
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ITT: not a single anon that knows the golden rules of firearms safety
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>>223488791
I dont think any of us were in the jury
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>>223488254
he did it in self defense.
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>>223488254
>Gutierrez-Reed was then remanded into police custody and sentenced to 18 months in prison on April 15, 2024;

that's about as close as you will get to being held accountable in a blue state. If she were a protected minority class they would have released her on time served and paid her reparations.
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>>223488461
She was a nepo hire. Her dad is a famous armorer, he did shit like the flamethrowers for The Thing. This was supposed to be her start considering she's not licensed to be an armorer but New Mexico or whatever doesn't require a licensed armorer anyway. They also hired a prop master who was a licensed armorer that was supposed to watch over her work. The AD was also supposed to check every gun and okay them before use and was sentenced to six months probation. Baldwin probably should have got something like that but they were incompetent and overcharged anyway with the same charge as the armorer but let the AD off light. Anyone looking at this would think the AD should get the same charge as the others if everyone down the chain was guilty of involuntary manslaughter, so he was never going to get convicted even if they hadn't procedurally fucked up.
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>>223488439
>the actor who has filmed multiple movies involving firearms and knew you never point them directly at someone and pull the trigger DINDU NUFFIN!
you're a fucking moron
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>>223488254

Rich people simply do not pay for their crimes, I hear P.Diddy is lounging around "prison" drinking booze and literally has a personal chef.
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>>223488439
>then the Jews responsible for providing such an expert should be held criminally responsible.
He was the producer you moron. The person responsible was him. They were being cheap and didn't hire the people needed to do the right fucking job!
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>>223488254
rust actually wasn't bad, her death was worth it imo.
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>>223488254
I always thought it was going to come out that Alec got that woman pregnant and switched out the prop bullets to make it look like an accident.



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