Then there are a bunch of people in that field that don't know or follow the general rules of handling weapons.
That was for his progressive liberal support group, who think guns run around killing people, all by themselves.
Liberal lawyer Gloria Allred noted that because Baldwin is a producer of the film, he’s still responsible for the shooting incident. We’ll see what happens.
I dunno... for a guy like him, that phone IS HIM. Or, his life, at least. I was thinking it should have been seized immediately, but any attempt on us part to erase, delete or edit will leave potentially incriminating traces... and felony tampering with evidence charges as well.
I noticed the language in the statement that texts and calls were made before and after the commission of "crimes"....and he can delete all he wants, they can extract the info after that.
Uh Oh: Search Warrant Issued for Alec Baldwin's Phone in Movie Set Shooting Incident
Matt Vespa
Posted: Dec 16, 2021 6:45 PM
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In October, Alec Baldwin shot and killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. He was reportedly practicing a stunt for his film Rust. The previous film crew had quit reportedly over the working conditions. Baldwin was told by an assistant director that he was using a ‘cold gun.’ He fired and hit Hutchins and director Joel Souza. Baldwin never checked to see if the gun was indeed safe. That’s on him. Now, in a recent interview with ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos—he said that he didn’t pull the trigger and that someone was responsible, but it wasn’t him.
The production was in New Mexico. Authorities there said outright that no legal options had been taken off the table. This quickly became a criminal investigation as more and more evidence suggesting that this fiasco could have been avoided.
Now, a search warrant has been issued for Baldwin’s phone (via Fox News):
Liberal lawyer Gloria Allred noted that because Baldwin is a producer of the film, he’s still responsible for the shooting incident. We’ll see what happens.
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The police wanted his phone before this but Baldwin’s lawyers refused to turn it over without a warrant. Now Baldwin is going to have to turn it over. That raises the question of why didn’t he want to turn the phone over before and what didn’t he want the police to see.
The armorer’s father, Thell Reed, a famous armorer, said that had his daughter been allowed in the church, she would have re-checked the weapon and if there were a live round, she would have caught it. That may tailor with another report that said that the gun was left on a gray cart due to COVID restrictions. She wasn’t allowed into the church because of the restrictions — they were limiting who was allowed in. That may have contributed to the problems.
According to an affidavit obtained by Fox News Digital:
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Of course he did not pull the trigger, leftists just don't do stuff like that. Being a leftist, he does not have to comply with any warrant for his cell phone any more than we as Americans can expect a fair election.
Bad juju for Baldwin in that phone.
Absolutey correct!
Assumption: Baldwin is a total doofus on guns.
You have a good theory, and you could be right with respect to how the events played out. However squeezing the trigger first, then attempting to cock the weapon are still actions he did to cause the weapon to discharge. He still pulled the trigger, and worked the hammer, just not in the conventional order.
American News Jan 7, 2022 7:05 PM EST
Alec Baldwin still has not handed over cellphone to police despite search warrant: report
Authorities believe communications, photos, and location data from the actor's phone will help complete their inquiry into what led up to the fatal Rust shooting incident.
Nick Monroe Cleveland, Ohio
January 7, 2022 7:05 PM 2 mins reading
The quest for embattled actor Alec Baldwin's cellphone has now gone beyond New Mexico, and it has New York authorities enlisted to try to track down what could be a crucial piece of evidence for the high-profile investigation into the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
According to an affidavit obtained by Fox News Digital:
"Affiant is requesting a warrant for the seizure and search of Alec Baldwins' [sic] cell phone to search for any evidence relating to the death investigation of Halyna Hutchins. Affiant believes there may be evidence on the phone due to individuals using cellular phones during and/or after the commission of crime(s)."
The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department in New York confirmed to Fox News Digital on Friday that a request from the Santa Fe Sheriff's Department had been received for a joint effort between the the sheriff's department.
"The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office has received a request from the Santa Fe, NM authorities requesting assistance in obtaining Alec Baldwin’s phone," Sergeant Paul Spinella told Fox News Digital. "This request has been forwarded to the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office to work out the differences in laws between NM and NY. As this is an ongoing investigation, that is all the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office can report at this time."
When we last left off with the Alec Baldwin saga, authorities had issued a search warrant for his phone. Now this was around mid-December. It's been nearly a month later that we're learning the actor is refusing to cooperate with the request.
Baldwin's civil attorney Aaron Dyer says the actor "proactively requested" police get a search warrant for the sake of his family's protection.
It was a request for photos, location data, and text messages on the actor's phone. The search warrant indicates that Baldwin emailed the Rust armorer about what kind of firearm to use during the film's production.
On Oct. 21, Hutchins was killed on the set of a western flick called Rust after a gun Baldwin was holding to set up a shot had fired. In the weeks after the incident, a wrongful death suit was filed by the victim's family.
Since then, questions surrounding the tragedy remain as it was revealed the movie's props crew had been allegedly sloppy, in a situation that apparently allowed live ammo to be confused for blank cartridges.
In a recent roundtable with The Hollywood Reporter, actor Nicolas Cage commented on the situation saying actors and actresses "need to know how to use a gun" and understand procedure.
In a press conference given by the New Mexico prosecutor handling the case, criminal charges for those handling Rust firearms were said to be possible.
The last time the general public heard from Baldwin was when he claimed on ABC News in an interview that he "didn't pull the trigger" in this tragic situation.
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Alec Baldwin still has not handed over cellphone to police despite search warrant: report
Authorities believe communications, photos, and location data from the actor’s phone will help complete their inquiry into what led up to the fatal Rust shooting incident.
Didn't know that. Are you sure because I don't believe in coincidences?
