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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc
Regarding the armourer . After the tragedy happened she stated she wasn't on set/premises when it happened . She stated she locked up the weapon in her trailer and went to lunch .
She said when she came back from lunch the gun was no longer in her trailer . If any of that is accurate , and we don't know if any is true is she still responsible for the accident ? Or is the person/s that removed the gun from her trailer responsible ? I honestly don't know .
If the rules on set are the armourer is the ONLY person to handle weapons and someone bypasses the rule I think she gets off . Ultimately the producer is at the top of the food chain and is responsible for everything on set .
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If the revolver was out on a counter and the trailer was locked she is responsible for failing to secure the weapon. If it was in a gun safe in the locked trailer then she has a better case but still not a good one. No one should have access to that gun, trailer or gun safe.