 Baldwin's attorneys asked the judge to dismiss the case after it was revealed that Troy Teske, a former police officer and friend of convicted armor Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's stepfather, delivered Colt .45 caliber rounds to the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office on March 6th, the day of Gutierrez-Reed's conviction. Defense attorneys said they should have been told about the rounds. Lead prosecutor Kerry Morrissey argued that the disputed ammunition wasn't linked to the case or hidden from Baldwin's lawyers. I respect the court's decision. There is absolutely no evidence.