A New Mexico grand jury has issued a new indictment against Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin, accusing him of involuntary manslaughter. The charge itself relates to a 2021 accidental shooting of a cinematographer on the set of a movie that was being filmed in western New Mexico. A new analysis of the gun used opened the way for prosecutors to reboot the case, after a previous indictment was dismissed last year. The indictment provides prosecutors with two separate paths to try an convict Mr. Baldwin, by alleging that he caused the death of the cinematographer either by negligence, or by “total disregard or indifference” for safety. Mr. Baldwin’s lawyers have pledged to fight the charge, and they have asked for a speedy trial. Under New Mexico law, the charge carries a potential 18 month prison sentence.
Charlie Kirk Shooting Suspect Charged With Aggravated Murder
Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting, has been charged with Aggravated Murder and six additional felony charges. Utah County Prosecuting Attorney, Jeff Gray, has indicated that the state will seek the death penalty. In addition to the Aggravated...
