The family of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer accidentally shot by Alec Baldwin on a film set last year, criticized the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office for its unprecedented, unredacted data dump from its investigation into the incident.
Brian Panish, attorney for Hutchins’ surviving husband and young son, said the sheriff’s office breached the family’s constitutional rights by releasing the video of Hutchins' final moments before clearing it with the family.
He called on the sheriff’s office to retract the video released Tuesday that shows the 42-year-old mother dying on the set outside Santa Fe, New Mexico.
