Overview
- Seth Kenney and PDQ Arm & Prop filed a 35-page complaint in New Mexico on Oct. 22 naming Baldwin, producers, crew and others, seeking damages for false light, conversion, unjust enrichment and tortious interference.
- Kenney says he supplied the revolver and inert rounds for the film, denies ever providing live ammunition and notes investigators never determined how a live round reached the set.
- The suit claims the production misused his rental property, failed to pay for it and left his firearm in police custody, contributing to severe financial losses and loss of work.
- Kenney alleges Baldwin and colleagues worked with media and online figures to cast him as the source of live rounds, while he had served as a prosecution witness and maintained he rattle-tested dummies.
- Related cases continue: the armorer was convicted and served time; Baldwin’s criminal case was dismissed over withheld evidence; his malicious-prosecution suit was revived in federal court as motions to dismiss proceed, and he is set for a Nov. 12 deposition in a separate civil case.