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Of complaints about safety standards on set. he confirmed that they had heard those reports and were investigating. in terms of the attorney general, she said, in terms of charges, they may still come, that everything remains on the table. earlier i spoke to brook yeaton. he is a prop master and armourer with 30 years experience in the movie industry. he's also a vice president of the international alliance of theatrical stage employees union, representing workers in louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. i asked him for his reaction to the latest developments. well, first off, most of the safet...

Especially to someone who doesn't know better. and also, the armourer should be the only one ever to hand an actor a weapon and declare it cold or hot. it is interesting you mention it the ammunition because there is talk of this live rounds, talk of 500 rounds of ammunition. why would there ever be a need for so many rounds of ammunition, blank or live, on a film set? well, this was a western and when you have multiple takes, of course you need multiple rounds available for the blanks for the weapons.

He's also a vice president of the international alliance of theatrical stage employees union, representing workers in louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. hejoins us now live from new orleans. you're watching bbc news — very good to have you with us. i'm rich preston. thank you for making the time our top stories... for us. what is your reaction police in new mexico say to these latest developments? they believe a live bullet was fired in the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. well, first off, most of the safety procedures were ignored. we believe that we have in our poss...

Far, that you see that there will be a legal case to follow, a criminal case that might follow, a civil case to follow? >> i absolutely believe that there will be a civil case. i don't know that anybody could look at this and not conclude that there was negligence on the part of someone, because you don't hand an actor a weapon and the actor thinks it's a cold weapon, it actually has a blank in it. and then there's also reporting that it may be what people are describing as a live round. i'm not sure exactly what they mean when they say that. generally speaking in the movie business, if it's a...