The Santa Fe Sheriff’s Office will hold a press conference Wednesday, nearly a week after Alec Baldwin accidentally shot dead his cinematographer and injured his director on the set of his “Rust” film.
Authorities are set to provide an update at 10 a.m. local time regarding their ongoing investigation into what happened at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, where the Western was being filmed last Thursday.
Halyna Hutchins, 42, died and director Joel Souza, 48, was injured by a prop gun fired by Baldwin.
No one has been arrested over the tragic incident, but criminal charges have not yet been ruled out, authorities told The Post.
It comes after detectives on Monday filed an inventory list of items that were seized from the set, including three “revolvers,” at least nine spent shell casings and ammunition that was found in boxes, a fanny pack and loose around the set.
The inventory list did not disclose what type of ammunition was found, or what type of spent shell casings were recovered.
The sheriff is expected to answer those questions during the press conference.
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, 24, has been named as the rookie armorer in charge of weapons on the film set.
Authorities said the incident is very much still an “active investigation” and interviews with witnesses are still ongoing.