Los Angeles Times earlier this month identified as an “armorer mentor” to armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed. He also recommended her for the job on “Rust.” The warrant is the latest in an ongoing investigation by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office as they try to determine how live rounds made their way to the film’s set, which normally are forbidden from movie sets.
In speaking with the police in October, Kenney suggested he had an idea where the rounds may have come from. He said he received ammo that “stuck out to him” and referred to what he called “reloaded ammunition” that had a logo from Starline Brass listed on the side, a company that sells only components of ammunition, but not live ammunition.
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