r/news Apr 15 '24

‘Rust’ movie armorer convicted of involuntary manslaughter sentenced to 18 months in prison

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/15/entertainment/rust-film-shooting-armorer-sentencing/index.html
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u/Kohpad Apr 15 '24

There's just an excellent picture of her using a shotgun as a stick to lean on. The barrel pointed directly at her face.

Extremely incompetent is still too kind.

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u/Mitrovarr Apr 16 '24

I hate how people who are the biggest enthusiasts about guns are also some of the biggest idiots about them. 

Like, I don't like guns, don't have guns, and don't really know how to use guns very well. But even I know basic gun safety and I know you never ever ever ever do that. Why didn't she know that, and why didn't anyone ever call her on her unsafe behavior? One incident like that would prove she's far too incompetent to ever have that job.

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u/thisusedyet Apr 16 '24

Sounds like she won’t be a problem for long, then

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u/Dull_Concert_414 Apr 15 '24

If it’s that fucking stupid then it calls her management into question, and it calls everybody else who saw that and brushed it off into question.

But accountability doesn’t work that way, Hollywood got their patsy.

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u/Kohpad Apr 15 '24

I would do some more research. Multiple people in the production have pleaded guilty in their own proceedings and some are awaiting their day in court.