Prosecutor who quit Rust trial calls out Alec Baldwin’s ‘horseplay’ and ‘reckless’ behaviour on set

Rust trial particular prosecutor calls out Alec Baldwin’s on-set ‘reckless’ behaviour

“Based on my evaluation of the evidence that I was privy to and that I saw when I came on board on this case, was that there were numerous clips from the filming on the set that showed that Mr. Baldwin, unfortunately, did engage in some horseplay with this gun,” Johnson advised NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo.

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Referring to a earlier interview by the investigators, Johnson defined that “there was a time that he allowed Mr. Baldwin to use him kind of as a target to shoot blanks at him as at his person, and obviously these are real guns.” She mentioned, “You don’t do that with real guns,” earlier than including, “You don’t use another person as a target, as a human target, so that could potentially be reckless.”

Following her sudden exit from the case, Johnson confronted quite a few allegations. However, she shut them down, saying, “I left because I learned about this evidence when the public learned about it yesterday, late afternoon,” in reference to data that the decide mentioned the state withheld from the defence.

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Johnson went on to say, “I came on the case towards the end of April, so I had to get up to speed. I was not involved in the Hannah Gutierrez case at all.” “And so I was not aware that this individual had taken this ammunition to the sheriff’s department and provided it to the officers. I learned all of that yesterday,” she continued.