Alec Baldwin told gun was safe before he fatally shot Halyna Hutchins
By DW
27 October 2021 |
6:31 am
The Hollywood actor was informed that he was using a "cold gun" in the moments before he fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, according to a search warrant filed in a Santa Fe court.
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