Olds man acquitted after pointing fake gun at The Last of Us film set
Calgary judge finds Olds resident Reece Wadden not guilty of three criminal charges for pointing an imitation firearm at The Last of Us set.
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Calgary judge finds Olds resident Reece Wadden not guilty of three criminal charges for pointing an imitation firearm at The Last of Us set.
Reece Wadden, 19, said he was using the scope of his airsoft rifle to get a better look from his second-floor apartment in Olds
Reece Wadden, 19, said he was using the scope of his airsoft rifle to get a better look from his second-floor apartment in Olds
When a crew member spotted a rifle pointed at The Last of Us film set as it shot scenes in central Alberta last June, production was shut down for 90 minutes, costing more than $50,000 in wages, a Calgary judge was told Tuesday.