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Alec Baldwin, a well-known Hollywood actor who has appeared in the "Mission: Impossible 5/6" series of movies and the American TV series "3D Comedy", has recently faced prosecution again. The reason is still that he acted in October 2021 While filming the new film "Rust" in March, a prop gun was used on the set to accidentally hit the film's cinematographer Halina Hutchins and director Joel Souza. Halina Hutchins eventually died due to ineffective rescue efforts.
The incident also caused a huge sensation in Hollywood that year. Eventually Alec Baldwin was prosecuted for manslaughter. The prosecutors accused him of not taking appropriate precautions before pointing the weapon at others on the set, but Baldwin and his defense attorney would He blamed the gun, believing it to be malfunctioning, and said he did not pull the trigger. Prosecutors eventually dropped the charges against him in April last year.
On November 16 last year, prosecutors announced their intention to reopen the case against Alec Baldwin because new evidence showed that the prop gun would only fire when the trigger was pulled, which was different from Alec Baldwin's previous case. ·Baldwin’s defense was contradictory. According to foreign media reports, on January 19, a New Mexico grand jury reinstated the previous manslaughter charge against Alec Baldwin through indictment.
Under New Mexico law, manslaughter carries a maximum penalty of 18 months in prison. Alec Baldwin's new film "Rust" resumed filming in February last year, but has not yet been released. Although the prosecutors previously dropped the charges against Alec Baldwin, in addition to resuming filming of the new film "Rust" "Except, Alec Baldwin has not shot any new films, and after being sued again this time, Alec Baldwin's future career in Hollywood may also face another setback.
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