After the tragedy on the set of “Rust”, Alec Baldwin has some ideas about how to improve gun safety on film and TV productions.

In a post on Instagram, the actor called for productions to employ police officers on set to “specifically monitor weapons safety.”

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On Oct. 21, Baldwin was involved in an accident on the set of “Rust”, when he fired a gun he was mistakenly told was not loaded. Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed in the incident.

In typical film and TV productions, responsibility for gun safety falls to the on-set props master or armorer.

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Despite reports of concerns about safety on the “Rust” set, Baldwin has previously rejected those claims.