Alec Baldwin turns over cellphone in investigation of fatal 'Rust' shooting: DA

Alec Baldwin has turned over his cellphone as part of the investigation into the fatal "Rust" shooting.

Alec Baldwin has turned his cellphone over to New Mexico authorities a month after a search warrant for the device was issued as a part of the investigation into the fatal shooting on the "Rust" movie set, officials said.

The Santa Fe District Attorney's Office told ABC News Friday it now has the actor's cellphone.

The update comes a day after the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office issued a statement saying that the phone had not yet been turned over to authorities.

The search warrant for Baldwin's phone was approved by a Santa Fe County magistrate judge on Dec. 16. Baldwin's attorney acknowledged receipt of the warrant, and the Santa Fe County District Attorney's Office was negotiating with Baldwin's lawyer to retrieve the phone, according to the sheriff's office.