Actor and producer Alec Baldwin faced an involuntary manslaughter case following the accidental shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust." The case was dismissed after his defense attorneys raised concerns about evidence mishandling by New Mexico law enforcement and prosecutors. The judge was visibly upset over the undisclosed evidence, which Baldwin's attorneys claimed could have exonerated him. Amidst the trial, one special prosecutor resigned, and another disagreed with the dismissal decision. Baldwin's attorneys questioned the origin of the lethal bullet and accused law enforcement of concealing evidence. The trial revealed a prosecution filled with errors, including mishandling of crucial evidence. Despite the dismissal, questions remained about the live ammunition source on the set. The case highlighted the chaotic investigation by understaffed law enforcement agencies. In the end, Baldwin was emotional as the judge explained the dismissal decision.