Alec Baldwin was charged with involuntary manslaughter

[mtpockets]

[LWW]

Bet you wouldn’t post that meme if it was your wife/daughter/sister/friend.......

[mtpockets]

[LWW]

Look at the Internet White Knight persona feeling all big and bad posting memes on a tragity.

When called out you shows us you are nothing but either a 13 year old troll geek or a 50 year Virgin in mom and dads basement.

Get a life, pepperoni face!!!

[mtpockets]

tragedy 5th graders are way smarter than you FFS

Now if you are done with your nonsense lets get the thread back on track.

Assistant director David Halls, who handed Baldwin the gun, has signed an agreement to plead guilty to negligent use of a deadly weapon, the district attorney’s office said.

Involuntary manslaughter can involve a killing that happens while a defendant is doing something that is lawful but dangerous and is acting negligently or without caution.

The charge is a fourth-degree felony, punishable by up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine under New Mexico law. The charges also include a provision that could result in a mandatory five years in prison because the offense was committed with a gun.

Anyone think that he will do any time? I sure as fuk hope so, from the time he pulled the trigger it has always been about Alec, how it wasn't his fault. lost all respect for that tit at that point.

[Mark1T]

What could the punishment be for Baldwin?

[LWW]

Oh that was fuking original.

Show some respect for a life lost you little fuk.

The Rona allergy kicked your azz for a reason, it’s called karma. Keeps your sticky butterfingers away from the keyboard.

[mtpockets]

What could the punishment be for Baldwin?

This is all I have dug up so far Mark..



The charge is a fourth-degree felony, punishable by up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine under New Mexico law. The charges also include a provision that could result in a mandatory five years in prison because the offense was committed with a gun.

[paulinkansas]

His attorney will make a deal with the prosecutor for home confinement followed by community service. He'll never see bars. That's my guess. It'll never go to trial.

[mtpockets]

His attorney will make a deal with the prosecutor for home confinement followed by community service. He'll never see bars. That's my guess. It'll never go to trial.

If I were a betting man, I would put money on this Paul, I think you nailed.

[LWW]

I had a feeling OP wouldnt post a mocking meme if he knew the person who got killed.

[mtpockets]

I

wouldn't


damn you're a mess

The film’s armorer who was in charge of weapons on the set, Hannah Gutierrez Reed, was also charged with involuntary manslaughter

I didn't see this in the first article I read.

[LWW]

I didn't see this in the first article I read.

You don’t see much, Mr. Internet gubmit security clearance specialist.

[paulinkansas]

Running score: mt III LWW II

[LWW]

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Yup, ms. Pockets wins title of queen of Internet games!

[Narrator02]

Is it because he was the producer on the set? As an actor, I wouldn't think he'd have the responsibility to ensure the gun had blanks but I'm guessing as producer, he does.

[Corbi]

Yup, ms. Pockets wins title of queen of Internet games!

What the Fuk is wrong with you?
Seriously every goddamn thread is full of the bull$hit you post, I thought khrodaddi was bad but you are far worse.

[Bando]

Has anyone ever figured out why a live round was on a movie set?

Seems like there's a lot of investigating and finger pointing but I haven't really seen an answer for this.

[GrouchyUSMC]

Is it because he was the producer on the set? As an actor, I wouldn't think he'd have the responsibility to ensure the gun had blanks but I'm guessing as producer, he does.

He's the one who pulled the trigger. He has the most responsibility of anyone in this whole ordeal.

[GrouchyUSMC]

Has anyone ever figured out why a live round was on a movie set?

Seems like there's a lot of investigating and finger pointing but I haven't really seen an answer for this.

The actors were doing live round target training for the movie so they would know how to properly handle them for the film, according to the armorer's father.

[Paul Kreul]

He's the one who pulled the trigger. He has the most responsibility of anyone in this whole ordeal.

He'd have to know the difference. between prop and real. Never held a prop gun but am sure it weighs far less. There is a lot more to this story that we do not know. Supposedley the one whom died had some dirt on Baldwin, read something awhile back but can't remeber it all.

Use to really like him back in the day, but the guy turned into a complete buffoon with all the Trump hate.

Still one of his best scenes..

[GrouchyUSMC]

He'd have to know the difference. between prop and real. Never held a prop gun but am sure it weighs far less. There is a lot more to this story that we do not know. Supposedley the one whom died had some dirt on Baldwin, read something awhile back but can't remeber it all.

Use to really like him back in the day, but the guy turned into a complete buffoon with all the Trump hate.

Still one of his best scenes..

He's a member of the Screen Actor's Guild. Their safety rules are pretty clear cut. Everyone is responsible for safety when firearms are involved, including the actor using the firearm. Actors can always ask to have them checked prior to being used.

https://www.sagaftra.org/files/safet...rt_1_9_3_0.pdf

Baldwin has been on film for 35 years, which includes plenty of movies where he used guns. He should have known the rules. He just got complacent.

[Bando]

The actors were doing live round target training for the movie so they would know how to properly handle them for the film, according to the armorer's father.

I've been handling firearms since I was 10 years old in 1977 and this makes no sense to me.

I still think I'm missing something.

[wuxin]

He'd have to know the difference. between prop and real. Never held a prop gun but am sure it weighs far less. There is a lot more to this story that we do not know. Supposedley the one whom died had some dirt on Baldwin, read something awhile back but can't remeber it all.

Use to really like him back in the day, but the guy turned into a complete buffoon with all the Trump hate.

Still one of his best scenes..
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[mtpockets]

Treat every firearm as if it is loaded, it only takes a few seconds to prove a gun like that safe.

I was taught that when I was still in single digits shooting rabbits and grouse with my 410/22 topper, I instructed and tested hunter safety students going back to the 70's. Although, treat every weapon as if it is loaded and always prove the weapon was preached during the course, many auto fails were handed out when you gave the student the weapon and asked them to point it downrange and they did so without proving it safe.

No weapon touches my hands that isn't immediately proved safe, I don't care who hands it to me. It's just the way it is.

I read somewhere when this first started that this gun was used for live fire off the set. The final reason that the gun went off is Baldwin pulled the trigger, this wouldn't have happened had he proved the weapon safe.


He also claimed that he never pulled the trigger and it went off when he released the hammer. This was proven wrong and that the trigger had to have been pulled.

Hope the fukker gets the max.

It's time for him to own this.

[7Seconds]

Treat every firearm as if it is loaded, it only takes a few seconds to prove a gun like that safe.

I was taught that when I was still in single digits shooting rabbits and grouse with my 410/22 topper, I instructed and tested hunter safety students going back to the 70's. Although, treat every weapon as if it is loaded and always prove the weapon was preached during the course, many auto fails were handed out when you gave the student the weapon and asked them to point it downrange and they did so without proving it safe.

No weapon touches my hands that isn't immediately proved safe, I don't care who hands it to me. It's just the way it is.

I read somewhere when this first started that this gun was used for live fire off the set. The final reason that the gun went off is Baldwin pulled the trigger, this wouldn't have happened had he proved the weapon safe.


He also claimed that he never pulled the trigger and it went off when he released the hammer. This was proven wrong and that the trigger had to have been pulled.

Hope the fukker gets the max.

It's time for him to own this.

I obviously agree with regards to gun safety but the responsibility was contractually located with multiple other more qualified people. That is relevant to his legal culpability as an actor in a film production. That being said his position as producer probably creates a greater-than-usual duty for him to check the gun by virtue of the fact that he knew or should have known how negligent the gun handlers were on that set. There were a lot of safeguards that were ignored or dismissed by multiple people who had a direct contractual responsibility to adhere to them. Which is why I think Baldwin will probably eat the charge as a producer, because it’s his responsibility to ensure the systems are functional and the people in charge of supervising them have integrity and professionalism.

[GrouchyUSMC]

I've been handling firearms since I was 10 years old in 1977 and this makes no sense to me.

I still think I'm missing something.

They’re in the desert with guns. I guarantee they were just shooting at **** for fun. From early reports that sounds like they did that before as well.

[Bando]

Treat every firearm as if it is loaded, it only takes a few seconds to prove a gun like that safe.

I was taught that when I was still in single digits shooting rabbits and grouse with my 410/22 topper, I instructed and tested hunter safety students going back to the 70's. Although, treat every weapon as if it is loaded and always prove the weapon was preached during the course, many auto fails were handed out when you gave the student the weapon and asked them to point it downrange and they did so without proving it safe.

My Hunter safety instructor passed around a shotgun with a laser pointer in the barrel, the times the red dot danced across his chest was alarming.

He'd have to know the difference. between prop and real. Never held a prop gun but am sure it weighs far less.

It's a gun with blanks, weighs maybe 1 gram less, indistinguishable from a gun with live rounds.

[Paul Kreul]

So it turns out the victims husband was working on a documentary about Hillary Clinton.
At least 3 people would be liable for her death.

[Mark1T]

Has anyone ever figured out why a live round was on a movie set?

Seems like there's a lot of investigating and finger pointing but I haven't really seen an answer for this.

Has anyone figured out why there was a real gun was on a movie set and not a prop gun?