the mexico county sheriff s office says actor alec baldwin still hasn t handed over his phone to the authorities after the fatal shooting on the rust movie set. a warrant was issued for it last month. baldwin has said he will comply, but the process seems to be taking a long time. the actor was holding the gun that went off, killing the movie cinematographer. meanwhile, armorer for rust is suing the movie s gun and ammunition supplier. lucy kafanov has more on that. reporter: the question is how the live bullets ended up on set in the 24-page, accusing seth kenny, the owner of the weapons and prop company that supplied ammunition for the low-budget western as miss labeling boxes of ammo.
kafanov for more. lucy, as jim said, alarming and disturbing allegations in this complaint. reporter: that s right. a lot of allegations in this lawsuit filed on wednesday. hanna gutierrez reed accuses the weapons fire for that low-budget western of making false representations. the suit alleges that he supplied a mismarked box of ammunition containing live rounds in a box that was labeled dummies even though it contained seven live rounds mixed in with 43 dummies. she also said on the day of the shooting she and other prop assistants handled the guns out of the safe. she remembers cleaning the gun baldwin had used, placed what she thought was another round from that dummy ammo box, and then spun the cylinder for the assistant director dave halls, showing him what she thought were loaded blank rounds.