Alec Baldwin was seen taking his children to the Museum of Natural History in New York on Tuesday - only to discover it was closed.
The actor, 63, who is currently under investigation after shooting and killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of his film Rust in October, was joined by his sons Rafael, six, and Leonardo, five, for the outing before it was cut short.
Alec cut a casual figure in a navy blue padded jacket and jeans as he joined his sons for a trip into the city, after it was revealed on Friday he had finally handed over his phone to police to aid in their investigation.
Disappointing: Alec Baldwin was seen taking his children to the Museum of Natural History in New York on Tuesday - only to discover it was closed
Alec sported a burgundy face mask as he accompanied his sons to the Museum, unaware it is only open from Wednesday to Sunday.
The 30 Rock star shares six children with his wife Hilaria - Carmen, eight, Rafael, six, Leonardo, five, Romeo, three, Eduardo, one, and Lucia, 10 months.
On Friday, Alec's lawyer Aaron Dyer confirmed his cell phone had been handed over to authorities in Suffolk County, New York, close to where he lives.
Low-key: The actor, was joined by his sons Rafael, six, and Leonardo, five, for the outing before it was cut short
It is being sought by Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza and his investigators probing the death of Halyna Hutchins, 42, on the set of Baldwin's western Rust in Bonanza City, New Mexico, on October 21 last year.
Suffolk County cops have been coordinating with their colleagues in Santa Fe, with the device now set to be passed to them
