Alec Baldwin Indicted

[Kwon]

Why did the dude who shot Brandon Lee not get charged?

Exactly the same situation right?

[BEEFCAKE]

Exactly the same situation right?

royalty said it happened on a day when they where not filming , if thats the case it makes it hard for the " we where just filming a scene and it was an accident "  argument

[Kwon]

Maybe Alec was contacted by the Scientology-Management with this Task, to remove that person from existence, and making Alec a Scapegoat.

Maybe they got Dirt or Rust on Alec, so he had to do it.

[Coach is Back!]

Many people have never fired a gun. He hired a gun expert. Revolvers on a movie set have dummy bullets in them so you can see them when the camera is dead on the revolver. That's how Bruce Lee's kid got killed. They had bullets in the cylinder minus the cartridge.  When blanks were added they pushed the bullets out with enough velocity to kill.

Alec Baldwin has been doing movies with firearms for decades. I'm 100% sure that each time he shoots a movie or whatever, like literally everyone else that uses a firearm in show business, they go through the safety rules with the Armorer before they start filming and at adnauseam during the shoots (no pun intended). Those actors that film action movies such as John Wick are EXTREMELY well trained in the use of firearms from grip to reloads, knowing when to speed reload or tactical, proper grip, muzzle awareness, etc. My thought is that Baldwin is one of those "uncoachable" types that thinks he knows it all, didn't need to listen to the armorer and paid the price. Make no mistake, the guns on the sets are real, not plastic toy guns. We use the same guns when we do force on force, we use airsoft at 450psi and simunitions, they use either dummy rounds or snap caps. That being said, they look like real rounds. The real rounds should have been separated and placed with the armorer or offset in a separate, secure area such as a safe or not there at all. 

Yes, in movies firearms are pointed at actors and the trigger is pulled. They are props and they have a safety guy on set to ensure safety.  Why they used a real gun is insanity.  No live ammo should be on set. When a gun "expert" is on set they are supposed to hand it to the actor and open the action show it's empty or use a gun with the firing pin or striker removed. 

In real life here's a few safety rules.

1. Treat all guns as if they are loaded even if you know they are unloaded. So many accidental firings are from people that said, I thought the gun was unloaded.

2. Never point the barrel at another or yourself. Only point a gun at a threat or a target. A good rule is to imagine a laser is coming out of the barrel. This will keep you conscience about where the gun is pointed.

3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you want to fire the gun. These new striker fired semi autos have a light tap to set off the gun. Also be very careful holstering a fire arm. The trigger can be hit if you're not careful.

On a side note isn't anabolic steroids a schedule felony drug?  How can all you steroid users be in possession of firearms when you have syringes and vials in your house? Are you getting them from questionable doctors from a life extension clinics to be "legal".

If I understand this story from beginning, they weren't filming when this happened and was off set. He was just being his usual dick self and not paying attention. I have a ton of certs still train in firearms 2-3x week (1 day wk min on an outside range) for the last 6-7 years. It's way more than just a hobby and Just finished up on another 16hr cert just yesterday. The safety rules you posted are from the NRA, there are actually four rules that for whatever reason were put in another part of the NRA Pistol and Rifle basics curriculum. The fourth is "know your foreground and background. I teach five although the fifth can be deemed as subjective which is "keep your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire" that last one is ABSOLUTELY engrained on the range especially on the firing line. I am a certified RSO for what it's worth

I even started back up my YouTube channel to dedicate it more towards firearms training in the way of mostly shorts. Like I said, whether there were live rounds in the gun or not, the last one to handle the weapon is the last one to make sure the gun clear. He didn't, not only didn't he do that, he didn't get someone to check his gun to make sure it was clear. It's a buddy check and even clear, you don't point it at anyone. It's ultimately his responsibility
.

[Royalty]

royalty said it happened on a day when they where not filming , if thats the case it makes it hard for the " we where just filming a scene and it was an accident "  argument

They definitely were not filming.

There was a lot of drama on the set. The actors did not receive paychecks so most of them left the set and weren’t going to return until they received their payments.

Like I said, someone on the set put a bullet in the prop gun

Why would Baldwin even aim a gun at the cinema photographer anyway? She is not an actor in a action scene. It comparable to Schwarzenegger shooting James Cameron on the set of Terminator 2.


***There was a theory that perhaps one of the actors was so upset about not getting their paycheck that they secretly put a bullet in the prop gun.

[The Scott]

He's probably scared shitless of camera failure now...

[deadz]

Attorneys still trying to get into Baldwin's deep pockets.

[_bruce_]

Don’t quote me on this...


But when this situation occurred, it was said that Halyna Hutchins was planning to do a documentary on human sex trafficking.....


Alec and his Hollywood buddies were already connected to Epstein Island sex crimes..


So Alec was told to kill her (‘make it look like an accident’) before she had a chance to continue her research and her investigation.

Straight outta Illuminati - bet he wore a leather thong made of foreskins on that day.

[Royalty]

It was either Baldwin that loaded the gun...   or an unpaid disgruntled actor that loaded the gun.


There aren’t too many other options.


Either way, Baldwin has no business picking up the gun and aiming it, especially since they were not filming that day.

[Coach is Back!]

If it was a non-filming day or at end of the day, the guns should have been unloaded, cleared with the guns stored.