THE Alec Baldwin broke down in tears when the New Mexico judge dismissed the manslaughter charges against him in the fatal shooting of Hutchins during the filming of the film Rust.

It is the second time Baldwin has been acquitted since the tragic incident, which happened a short distance from where the trial was held in October 2021.

This decision is final, marking the end of the adventure for Baldwin.

His lawyers had asked for the case to be dismissed, arguing that prosecutors had withheld evidence that could be related to the shooting.

A very basic question of the case was how the actual bullets ended up on the movie set. Baldwin’s lawyers had disputed the authorities’ investigations, while one of the two prosecutors had resigned from the case.

According to Baldwin’s attorney, there was evidence — bullets — that could be related to Hutchins’ death, but they were filed in a different case with a different number.

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Prosecutors argued those bullets were unrelated to the case and did not match the bullets found at the Rust scene, but the president disagreed: “The state’s deliberate withholding of this information was deliberate and deliberate,” she said from the stand. . “There is no way for the court to right this wrong.”

Prosecutors will not be able to bring charges against Baldwin again, as the judge did not declare a mistrial but dismissed the case.

“The case is over,” Baldwin’s lawyer, Joshua Ritter, told the BBC.