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Retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

You know, this rust movie set shooting. And of course, in all this

hoopla and all these lawsuits and all these different charges, this person is getting charged,

that person is getting charged. We have to remember that a cinematographer, Helena Hutchins, lost her life during this. And although I think most

people would agree that this was an accident, there was still some negligence here, some gross

negligence here. And on the part of many people, not just one person. And of course, today we're focusing

on the trial of Hannah Guterres Reed. But there's other people involved here, you know,

and the lax environment on this movie set, the lack of safety procedures, the lack of training,

the lack of producers taking responsibility, including Alec Baldwin.

He is perhaps the most egregious in accepting any type of responsibility for this at all.

Is Hannah Guterres read, does she have some liability in this?

Was she untrained? Was she unqualified for that job? Did she take a lax attitude toward it?

That's a lot of the things that is going to be determined during this trial.

And you could see that obviously her lawyer told her to change her look for the trial.

That's always probably a good idea.

But we're finding out through testimony and through documents and through cell phone, text messages, all that stuff. Some of the inside story to this,

for example, drug use on the set, specifically by Hannah Guterres Reid.

And firearms and drugs, firearms and alcohol,

they absolutely do not mix whatsoever.

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