Alec Baldwin calls for mandatory police presence to monitor weapon safety on sets following 'Rust' shooting

“Alec has no blame in this at all” said Daniel Baldwin today about his brother Alec Baldwin, who discharged a prop gun on the set of the western film Rust on Oct. 21, killing DP Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.

Daniel Baldwin is defending his brother.

The Baldwins are coping as best they can.

Alec Baldwin is speaking out about gun safety on movie sets.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAlec Baldwin has taken to social media, calling for police presence on film sets after the accidental shooting on set of his film “Rust” killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

tweeted the statement from his Twitter account, which is now private, on Monday morning, and it’s his latest update in the wake of the tragedy on set of his film “Rust” in which the film’s cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed.

Alec Baldwin has stated that police officers should be employed on all film and TV sets that utilize guns.

Dozens of Hollywood’s most prominent cinematographers banded together today to put a thoughtful argument behind a simple plea: “ban all functional firearms on set.”

Alec Baldwin is sending a message about the claims of poor working conditions on the set of the movie "Rust." Questions of safety on the set of the film have risen since the 63-year-old actor discharged a firearm that he was told was "cold," or unloaded, ultimately resulting in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.  While some have spoken out to suggest that working conditions were poor, Baldwin shared a message from a reported crew member on the film, backing up claims that working

CNN, “this was not an accident, this was negligence.” She’s among other filmmakers and creators like those on the cop drama “The Rookie” and “The Boys” who have said they would no longer use functional firearms on their sets. A California senator, Dave Cortese, has drafted a bill that he aims to present to the senate calling for the ban of firearms on film sets in the state of California.

Hilaria Baldwin, 37, was spotted on a coffee run on Saturday October 30, just days after the fatal shooting on the set of her husband Alec Baldwin’s movie, Rust. The mother-of-six cut a casual figure as she braved the cold while grabbing Starbucks beverages for the whole family.

VERMONT – Alec and Hilaria Baldwin stepped out for drinks at a Vermont bar Friday night as an investigation into a deadly on-set shooting involving the A-list star is underway in New Mexico.  Baldwin had an IPA and Hilaria ordered wine.The couple shared a kiss after a long day out with the kids. And they dug into plate after plate.

Alec Baldwin looks somber in new photos from October 24, WHICH YOU CAN SEE HERE. The images, obtained by TMZ, were taken in a small New England town just three days after the actor accidentally shot two people, killing one of them, on the set of his movie, Rust. Alec was joined by his wife, Hilaria Baldwin, and their kids in the images. The group stopped by a local pizza shop, where they picked up a takeout order. Alec could be seen holding two bags from the eatery in the photos.

Rust due to “massive red flags” about the production.Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on set at Bonanza Creed Ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico last week (October 21) after actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun, which also injured director Joel Souza.Speaking to the LA Times, Zoromski, who has worked in Hollywood for three decades, recalled how he’d been offered to join the Rust film crew last month in New Mexico, but turned it down after informal discussions with film managers.“After I

A recently released affidavit is shedding light on the tragic accident that took place on the set of Rust.