Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed seen in mugshot after involuntary manslaughter conviction sees her face 18 months in prison for the death of cinematographer shot by Alec Baldwin

Rust armorer Hannah Guttierrez-Reed's mugshot has been released hours after she was found guilty and taken into custody over her part in the shooting of a cinematographer killed by Alec Baldwin.  

A jury found Wednesday that Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was negligent in allowing a live bullet be placed into the gun that Alec Baldwin used on the set in October 2021. This resulted in the accidental shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. 

Gutierrez-Reed,26, has now been seen in her mugshot from the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility. 

After two hours of deliberations at the courthouse in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a jury found Gutierrez-Reed guilty on the manslaughter count, but acquitted her on a charge of tampering with evidence. She has been jailed ahead of her sentencing, which could see her face up to 18 months behind bars. 

As she was walked out to start her sentence, her mom could be seen weeping and putting her head in her hands. 

Gutierrez-Reed,26, has now been seen in her mugshot from the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility

Gutierrez-Reed will serve time inside the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility, seen here

Hutchins, 42, a mother-of-one, was shot dead by Alec Baldwin on the set of Rust in October 2021. Baldwin is due to go on trial in July 

Gutierrez-Reed was acquitted on a charge of tampering with evidence after prosecutors claimed she gave another person a bag of cocaine after a police interview to prevent law enforcement from obtaining it

Hutchins' family released statement after the verdict and said they 'look forward' to everyone else responsible for her death facing justice - an apparent reference to Baldwin who faces trial for involuntary manslaughter in July. 

Baldwin, 65, will be tried in the same courthouse and faces the same possible sentence if convicted.

'Halyna’s parents and her sister have always wanted everyone who is responsible for Halyna’s death to be held accountable,' the family's lawyers Gloria Allred and John Carpenter said.

'Today was the first trial and conviction in the criminal justice process. We are satisfied that the jury, based on the evidence, found Hannah Gutierrez-Reed guilty beyond a reasonable doubt for her part in the taking of Halyna’s life.

'We look forward to the justice system continuing to make sure that everyone else who is responsible for Halyna's death is required to face the legal consequences for their actions.'

Baldwin was originally charged with involuntary manslaughter but the allegations were dropped in April last year. He was dramatically charged again last month and pleaded not guilty.

The shooting happened in October 2021 after two weeks of filming while Baldwin was practicing drawing out his gun from the holster.

He opened fire on Hutchins, 42, a married mother-of-one whose son was nine at the time, and the bullet went through her and lodged in the shoulder of director Joel Souza, who survived and testified in court.

Baldwin is seen here leaving his home in Manhattan on Thursday morning and will be tried in the same courthouse as Gutierrez-Reed

Baldwin faces the same possible sentence as Gutierrez-Reed if convicted later this year

Baldwin stepped out on Thursday alongside his wife Hilaria, seen here, as well as their young family

She was on trial over the 2021 shooting death of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins 

Gutierrez-Reed's mom wept as the judge explained that she would be remanded in custody pending sentencing where she could be given up to 18 months

Baldwin, 65, who was the lead actor and a producer in the movie, will face a separate trial in July for involuntary manslaughter, which he denies

Baldwin was originally charged with involuntary manslaughter but the allegations were dropped in April last year. He was dramatically charged again last month and pleaded not guilty

The jury was shown shocking images of cinematographer's Halyna Hutchins' blood-stained shirt 

Gutierrez-Reed will serve her time in Santa Fe County Jail where according to a report last year by KRQE, over a dozen inmates have died in the last few years.

One of those included Brianna Romero, 20, who died in the facility after her arrest in 2021.

A lawsuit was filed by her family claiming wrongful death against the city and the prison, claiming employees failed to monitor her and allowed her to die from an overdose, according to the Santa Fe New Mexican. 

Last year the jail announced they would be bringing in new technology to better track the health of inmates. 

While Baldwin was not the defendant in this case at times it felt that he was, with one witness stating as much out loud.

Across more than two dozen witnesses, prosecutors painted a damning portrait of a film that was in a state of 'rushed chaos.'

The night before the incident, six members of the camera crew quit because of their concerns over safety.

Gutierrez-Reed will serve her time in Santa Fe County Jail where according to a report last year by KRQE , over a dozen inmates have died in the last few years

One of those included Brianna Romero, 20, who died in the facility after her arrest in 2021. Her family filed a lawsuit against the facility last year claiming wrongful death

During her trial, Gutierrez-Reed made notable changes to her appearance and swapped colorful hair and a septum piercing for a more low key look during proceedings. 

Juror Alberto Sanchez spoke outside the court after the jury reached the guilty verdict on Wednesday. 

He said: 'There was a lot of safety issues that she could have paused or stopped, and she just never did. 

'[She] never did the safety checks, never checked the rounds. If you'd done that this wouldn't have happened.

'After talking it all out, [the jury] was convinced. I think it was fair. Someone died, we have to take responsibility.'

Gutierrez-Reed's defense was to blame everyone but her, but especially Baldwin.

Her lawyer, Jason Bowles, said Baldwin was the 'big boss' on set that nobody stood up to even though he rushed people and ignored safety checks because Rust, which he was a producer on, had a tight budget.

The jury heard that Baldwin commissioned director Souza to write the script, which he owned the rights to. Baldwin was the lead actor on the movie and was also a producer.

Bowles called Gutierrez-Reed, who was just 24 at the time of the incident, a 'scapegoat' for wider failings that led the New Mexico safety regulator to issue a $136,000 fine to the producers for 'willful and serious' safety failings.

The jury were shown the video of Gutierrez-Reed’s interview by the sheriff Santa Fe, New Mexico, hours after the incident in October 2021

Production of Rust stopped abruptly in October 2021 when a prop gun held by Baldwin fired a live round that killed Hutchins

Bowles told the court that Baldwin himself made the set unsafe by waving his gun like a 'pointing stick' at people.

A behind the scenes video from the filming showed Baldwin demanding a second shot immediately after one that just finished.

He was heard saying: 'Right away! Right away! Let's reload. Here we go, come on! We should have two guns, both reloading.'

Asked if that kind of conduct was typical, Carpenter said no, adding that it put pressure on the armorer to stand up to him.

Moments later, after the director shouted cut, Baldwin let loose another blank round while standing next to the 12-year-old actor.

Carpenter said that when somebody yells cut, nothing else should be fired and that Baldwin 'went off script.'

Baldwin could have used a Nerf gun in the scene where he accidentally shot Hutchins dead because it was just a rehearsal known as blocking, the jury heard.

But Baldwin insisted on using the real guns, known as his 'hero props', because he preferred them, just like he preferred the most powerful dummies possible because they were more realistic.

The new set is pictured in Livingston, Montana. Despite the new set also having a church building, scene 121 - which was the one Baldwin was practicing - has been removed from the movie entirely and will not be reshot

Baldwin was originally charged with involuntary manslaughter but the allegations were dropped in April last year. He was dramatically charged again last month and pleaded not guilty

Jurors were shown a video shot during production of Rust in which Baldwin pointed the gun at the crew and cast members including a 12-year-old boy between scenes 

Jurors were told  Baldwin himself made the set unsafe by waving his gun like a 'pointing stick' at people and firing rounds after the director said cut

In his opening statement, Bowles said that Baldwin 'violated basic gun safety' by pointing the gun at Hutchins because he didn't intend to shoot at her.

He said: 'The primary thing here was rush, get this thing so we can get the money and that's all on production and Mr. Baldwin is one of the primary producers. That's on them. Miss Gutierrez-Reed had no control over that.'

During cross-examination of Addiego, Bowles asked: 'Did you ever stand up to Mr Baldwin and say we're not going to move this fast?'

Addiego said it was 'not my job' and he didn't recall 'anybody standing up to Mr Baldwin on the set of Rust.'

'He's running the show, he's the big boss, right?' Bowles said. 'He's number one, so yes,' Addiego said.

Perhaps the most damning evidence against Baldwin undercut his claim that he never pulled the trigger on the gun.

Bryce Ziegler, an agent with the FBI firearms unit who examined the gun Baldwin used, said he had to break the gun with a mallet to get it to fire without using the trigger.

Ziegler said that couldn't have happened on the set of Rust because the gun was in working order when it came to him.

Speaking to ABC News in December 2021 Baldwin said: 'I didn't pull the trigger. I would never point a gun at anyone and pull the trigger at them. Never'.

In her police interview, Gutierrez-Reed pointed the finger at Baldwin as well and claimed that he was distracted during the safety briefing she tried to give him.

She said that the actor was 'on his phone a lot of that entire thing' and didn't pay attention when she was showing him how to use the weapon.

FBI firearms expert Bryce Ziegler gave evidence that challenged Alec Baldwin's version of events 

Gutierrez-Reed was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and also faced a charge of tampering with evidence 

Dave Halls, the first assistant director on Rust, broke down in tears while telling the jury how he was the last person apart from Gutierrez-Reed to check the gun before giving it to Baldwin

A firearms expert showed off to the jury a gun similar to that Baldwin used to shoot Hutchins

There was powerful testimony from Dave Halls, the first assistant director on the film and the last person to handle the gun before giving it to Baldwin.

Before the trial, Halls had pleaded no contest to a charge of negligent use of a deadly weapon and received six months probation.

Asked why he did so, Halls said: 'I was negligent in checking the gun properly,'

Halls became emotional as he described what happened next in the chapel on the set of Rust.

He said: 'Mr Baldwin was pulling it (the gun) out, getting used to that action

'He was in communication with Miss Hutchins about where to point the gun.

'The gun went off.

'It was so many thoughts (in my head). The idea it was a live round of ammunition that went off, it wasn't computing,'

Hutchins was 3ft away from Halls to his left and he said to her: 'Are you all right,'

In tears, Halls said that Hutchins replied: 'I can't feel my legs,'

Addiego also broke down in tears while being pressed by Bowles on why he was part of a civil lawsuit against Baldwin and the Rust producers for negligence.

He said: 'I'm hoping for justice, sir. Two people were injured on a film set. That has not only affected me - it's affected the film industry.'

The criminal case is not the only court proceedings resulting from the shooting of Hutchins.

In 2022 Baldwin settled a civil lawsuit filed against him by Matthew Hutchins, the widow of Hutchins, and the father of their son.

Under the terms Rust continued production at a new location in Montana and Matthew Hutchins, who has called his wife's death a 'terrible accident,' is an executive producer.

No date has yet been set for the film's release.