Ezra Miller
Yahoo Entertainment has confirmed that Ezra Miller escaped jail in the felony burglary case. This was due to a deal with prosecutors. The actor aged 30 was only charged with unlawful trespassing for allegedly stealing liquor bottles from a Vermont house neighbor last year.
“Ezra Miller pleaded guilty today to a misdemeanor illegal trespass in Vermont Superior Court. He also accepted the conditions imposed on him by the court,” Lisa Shelkrot (Meller’s attorney) tells Yahoo Entertainment in an interview. “Ezra would like thank the court, the community, for their trust, patience, and would once more like to acknowledge their loved ones and friends who have continued to be a vital presence in the ongoing mental health of their family.”
Miller, who’s nonbinary previously pleaded not guilty He was charged with one count each of burglary and petit larceny in Vermont Superior Court. This actor is best known for his roles as Credence and the Flash in DC Extended Universe movies. Amazing Beasts series, Friday’s hearing saw them change their plea. Court documents obtained by NBC News Prosecutors suggested Miller receive a sentence of 89 to 90 days with a suspended sentence and a $500 fine. Miller was facing more 20 years imprisonment for the felony theft charge.
Miller’s lawyer made a statement for them in October after the actor pleaded not guilty. The statement read, in part, “Ezra would appreciate the love and support that they have received form their family and close friends, who are a vital part of their ongoing mental well-being.”
The Justice League Star has been in the news For the last year, erratic and troubling behavior. Miller is accused of creating a cult environment and inappropriately dealing with minors. They were both arrested at least twice. There was speculation that Warner Bros. might cancel the highly anticipated movie. The FlashMiller’s most prominent role, Miller has stated that they are currently receiving treatment for complex mental health issues.
Miller explained that Miller had just gone through a period of intense crisis. “I now know that I have complex mental health problems and have started ongoing treatment.” Miller stated this in August. “I am sorry for my past actions and I apologise to anyone who was alarmed or upset. I will do the work necessary to return to a safe, productive, and healthy stage of my life.
The Flash It will still be in theaters on June 2.
[Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Wednesday, Jan. 11 and has been updated to reflect Miller’s official plea.]
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