Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' movie shooting: Criminal charges 'on the table,' district attorney says - Fox News

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The accidental shooting on the set of the upcoming western film "Rust" could result in criminal charges, according to a district attorney.

On Thursday, actor Alec Baldwin was rehearsing a scene for the film outside of Santa Fe when he discharged a firearm he was told was cold or "unloaded.".

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"Everything at this point, including criminal charges, is on the table," Carmack-Altwies told the Times.

An accidental shooting on the set of the movie ‘Rust’ in Santa Fe could result in criminal charges, according to the district attorney.

It's still unclear what was loaded into the gun at the time of the shooting, and the district attorney said the authorities are focusing on ballistics to determine what was loaded into the gun, according to the times.

The firearm was handed to Baldwin by "Rust" assistant director Dave Halls, who believed the gun was "cold," meaning he believed it contained no form of ammunition or blanks.

"Alec Baldwin is presumably in charge because he’s the producer and has a great voice on the budget here," famed criminal defense lawyer Mark Geragos told Fox News. "I guarantee you they’re also looking at whether or not people were shaving money or trying to cut costs and [whether] this is one of the results of that."

No charges have been filed in the "Rust" shooting incident as of yet

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