A armeira ‘Rust’ condenada Hannah Gutierrez-Reed para chegar a um acordo judicial sobre acusação de arma separada

Both '30 Rock' actor and rookie gunman charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with October 2021 shooting of director of photography haline hutchinsHowever, the charges against Baldwin were filed in July, after a judge concluded that the accusation had been orchestrated by authorities to bury evidence that could be useful to Baldwin's case.

In March, Hannah Gutierrez Reed was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to a maximum of 18 months in prison. However, she must also plead guilty to a separate gun charge that occurred weeks before the fatal shooting.

It may have taken a jury less than three hours to find Hannah Gutierrez Reed guilty of manslaughter, but that’s not the only time she’s been charged with reckless use of a gun. Last year, there was a major legal case against a 27-year-old gunman for carrying a gun into a New Mexico bar on Oct. 1, 2021. That happened exactly 20 days before the death of Halyna Hutchins. It’s not set for Oct. 21, 2021.

On the fourth day, a judicial report was obtained. the people The magazine confirmed that “the state of New Mexico has agreed to the forfeiture agreement.” According to his attorney, Jason Bowles, Gutierrez Reed agreed to serve 18 months of probation as part of his plea agreement.

Hannah Gutierrez Reed appears to have been able to obtain a state court order just days before her hearing in New Mexico's First Judicial Court, which was scheduled for the Fifth District on September 5. Faced with the charges, they appear to be agreeing to parole to avoid the possibility of another lengthy trial.

Previous court documents filed with the promoters on April 12 show video of Hannah Gutierrez Reed entering a bar on Oct. 1, 2021. The footage appears to show the gunman, who had only worked on a pre-“Rust” film, showing a gun she had hidden to security upon entering.

“Ao Contour successfully blocked security, was in the bathroom and filmed a selfie video saying, ‘They checked my bag, but I’m not checking my money!’ ‘Woah wow,’” the court documents state. “At the same time he tripped, he held up a nickel-plated semi-automatic handgun to the camera.”

After Alec Baldwin filed a lawsuit in July, Hannah Gutierrez Reed's legal team asked for the “rusty” gun to be released from prison. They also believe his conviction is pending or that a new trial will be held in light of additional alleged conduct by his private promoter, Carey T. Morrissey.

On the third day, July 16, Gutierrez-Reed’s attorneys, Jason Bowles and Monica L. Barreras, filed a motion seeking a new sentence or to have his conviction reinstated after a “blatant discovery violation.” Morrissey later revealed that she had worked with authorities to provide important evidence in connection with the new case number. That evidence—the bullets fired by Baldwin’s boyfriend Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, or veteran fighter Thel Reed—was not disclosed to Baldwin’s defense team during the trial.

According to the July filing, Gutierrez Reed's lawyers will argue that the promoters “are regurgitating embellished defense claims that they have a constitutional obligation to disclose, and that this would result in a radically different sentence” for Armero, who was found guilty of manslaughter in less than three hours.

Given the new evidence that will emerge, Hannah Gutierrez Reed’s legal team is fighting for a new sentence. They want their conviction reviewed or a new sentence with another dealer, essentially removing Carrie Morrissey from the case. We also want her released from prison in the meantime.

As new evidence emerges from the Baldwin case, legal expert and former Los Angeles District Attorney Emily DeBaker is not claiming that Hannah Gutierrez Reed will have her charges dropped, saying the people The magazine said it was in a “completely different position” to take its case or get a new ruling.

“And with the speed of this conviction and the evidence, including Hannah’s own statement to police that she was carrying a gun, there’s nothing that would change the legal conclusion that it didn’t function as a weapon,” Baker explained. “Baldwin’s position was much stronger. Hannah’s position of emancipation and vice versa is not the same as Baldwin’s. “It’s a very unsuccessful argument for her.”