The special prosecutors in Alec Baldwin's New Mexico shooting case, in which he faces one charge of involuntary manslaughter, say Baldwin was negligent on set and changed his story to cast blame on others after "Rust" cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died when the gun Baldwin was holding accidentally went off. Three weeks after Baldwin's lawyers urged the judge to dismiss the grand jury's indictment filed Jan. 19, on Friday state prosecutors Kari Morrissey and Jason Lewis filed the state's response to the defense's motion and slammed Baldwin's team for sharing "predictably false (and) misleading" facts and engaging in "countless lies and manipulation." In their filing, prosecutors paint Baldwin as a demanding actor and producer of the project who flaunted safety precautions, did not heed directions from his director and changed his story about what happened during the shooting.