Top 8 Moments from ‘Rust’ Armorer’s Emotional Sentencing

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2. Never use drugs at work.

3. She got off easy IMO.

4. She didnt deserve prison time, Alec is the person who killed her in cold blood.

5. Nasty person.

6. SHE DESERVES WAY LONGER IN PRISON!

7. They were all a bunch of friends hiring each other keeping others who want to work out. No sympathy for no one in this case

8. I was surprised the judge listened to her phone calls, she didn't expect that I believe. they proved she still doesn't take ANY accountability … 🤦🏼‍♀️

9. whether baldwin wnted a real gun or not. It was HER job to make sure the bullets were blank. She mistakenly bought live rounds? really? It is all her fault.

10. Shouldn't that years and not month?

11. How many of us would have so many loving friends and champions calling for justice in the event of our own wrongful deaths? That's a powerful reflection of Halyna's character. Seems like she really had an impact on those who knew her.

12. Cokehead, stoners shouldn’t have access to guns.

13. what did alec baldwin get? hes the one who coulda checked too

14. "The gun is cold, Mr. Baldwin." That's all that matters in the Baldwin case. Period. It is the same thing if you take your car to a brake shop. "All set sir. Enjoy your new brakes." And you drive off and after 20 minutes on the expressway you find that your brakes don't work and you smash into cars after exiting because the mechanic forgot to secure the cap back on the brake fluid reservoir and the brake fluid drained out. You have an ABSOLUTE (not reasonable) expectation to take the instruction of professionals that the gun/car is safe to operate. Period. If you don't believe that, you'd better begin checking over all auto repairs from now on.

15. Lock up Baldwin in NM!

16. Hannah screwed up. If you know her history she has been irresponsible in the past. However, I still think she is being treated harshly by the MAN. The MAN always has the last word. 😮😮😮. RIP Halyna Hutchins. ☠️❤☠️

17. in the end, it doesn't even matter. She'll get out in 18 months or less and drop right into a modeling career or become a pr0n star. She's gotten through life so far on her looks, so she'll have no issues and she knows it. That's why she has no issues.

18. What is her motive? Why did she do it?

19. If that’s all she gets, why bother taking, Alex to court at all 😢😢😢. Was justice on holidays.

20. Gee, her life wasn’t worth very much at the end of the day. 18 months….was the judge on drugs ??

21. Way too immature for any job.

22. She cleans up nice

23. I don't think it was involuntary, may be she had some issues with her. Who knows?

24. Not only was it fault that the woman died, she made someone kill someone else and they must live with that for the rest of their lives. There should have never been any live ammo on set. A year for that crime is nothing at all.

25. I must be imagining things. A number of comments say Hannah Gutierrez Reed showed no emotion, watching this video I have seen Hannah shed tears a number of times. And saw her shed tears especially for Halyna. Has it ever occurred to anyone, maybe Hannah knows she is responsible and has accepted her fate.

26. The judge is right, she is responsible, however the chain of responsibility goes all the way up to the top and that includes the man who pulled the trigger and has no ability to accept responsibility for what he did. A Western movie should have had a professional, experienced armorer, not a prop assistant with a father who has been a gun coach and armorer for 40 years. The production management should have ensured there was adequate safety and training and not worry about a custom made gun belt for Alec Baldwin. The prop supplier and prop master should have been fully investigated as well.

27. The judges face should have its own court hearing on that horrific plastic surgery.

28. She did not take full responsibility for her crime, instead of referring it as a 'terrible tragedy'.

29. Maybe.. Don't talk on the jail phone!!

30. She needed to get at least 5 years.

31. Actually, we still don't know how the live round got into the gun do we. So, she says she doesn't know. I think there are a lot of factors causing this. She didn't introduce the live rounds. I think we know who introduced the live rounds.

32. This is sad all around, someone dead by accident/accidental negligence. And her life is ruined n now she has to go to jail. A real tragedy all around.

33. She doesn’t show any type of emotion until she mentions the damn film industry.

34. The court should have made an example out of this armorer. Instead the chance was missed to protect the lives of those on movie sets in the future. Shame on you!You’ll have blood on your hands when we hear of the next live round that made it’s way down the barrel of a “safe” prop gun supposedly “secured” by the set’s armorer. Why has the justice system failed us in this matter? Hannah was arrogant and showed no sincere remorse. She is not worthy of this light sentence.

35. At the end of the day it was an accident and people need to remember that. She didn't kill anyone, she failed to do a job properly. She's not some evil killer, just a human being who made a mistake.

36. The diversity hire stuffed up. How unusual.

37. Hannah wanting to be a model….

    ✋🤚 model… with cuffs… duh.

38. The lack of remorse says it all. 18 months seems like an injustice

39. That job has to be taken serious

40. Oh, now Guterriez is sad. What a poor excuse for a human being.

41. The judge looks like one of the fishpeople from Lovecraft's stories.

42. Hannah: I don’t give a sh*t, I don’t give a sh*t,
    I did nothing wrong, I only care about myself!
    🙄 x100

43. Her attitude about this all is what is the MOST insulting to the family! & That's NOT a lot of time at all! Especially not when u factor in that a LIFE was ENDED forever! So freaking sad!

44. This is what a DEI hiring policy gets you.

45. And the shooter gets nothing wtf

46. Regardless of who hired her, the point is this trial is regarding her responsibility and hold her accountable for what happened and she clearly cared more about her poor future rather than the woman whose life she took because of her carelessness, she honestly deserves more time. And the actual audacity to request to get parole after she did is actually gross

47. Give a woke alcoholic stoner the responsibility of handling fire arms? Whoever hired “they” should be charged too

48. Well justice was served if the maximum penalty was 18 months.

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