Safety elevated on Natalie Portman Apple TV+ collection after crew was threatened

Baltimore Police say Keith L. Brown, 43, verbally threatened violence in opposition to members of the manufacturing crew, brandished a gun and demanded the crew pay him $50,000 as a way to proceed working at a downtown Baltimore location the place they had been filming, in accordance with a police report obtained by Muricas News.

Detectives decided that Brown "was upset that he had not been compensated by the manufacturing for misplaced enterprise, since he couldn't function his clothes enterprise whereas the crew was filming at that location," police mentioned.

Brown, who was arrested Monday on narcotics costs, advised police that he spoke with a member of the movie crew and a safety supervisor and "was awaiting paper work to obtain compensation for misplaced enterprise on Aug. 26," in accordance with police.

Safety measures on the restricted collection, an adaptation of Laura Lippman's novel of the identical identify, have been elevated, in accordance with producers.