Ator will not be able to violate his one year probation; his next work, “The Flash,” should premiere in June

Disclosure / DCEzra Miller became a “headache” for Warner after several police cases in recent months

the american actor Ezra Miller was found guilty of entering a case of theft after accepting a plea deal to avoid arrest. The actor ofFlash‘ appeared in a court of Bennington, Vermont, in the US, in which two criminal charges were dropped on the condition that he did not violate his one-year probation, local media reported. In 2022, Miller was accused of breaking into the home of one of his neighbors in Stamford, Vermont while he was away, and stealing several bottles of liquor. The home invasion complaint came after police reviewed security cameras, spoke to witnesses at the event and identified Miller as responsible, though the actor pleaded not guilty in October last year. Now, after accepting the agreement, the actor will have to pay a fine of US$500 (BRL2,548) and serving a year’s probation, in addition to having to meet 41 conditions, such as not drinking and undergoing random drug testing and mental health treatment. In August 2022, Miller publicly apologized for his behavior and acknowledged that he had complex health issues. The actor also stated that he had just started an ongoing treatment to improve his mental state.

Before this statement, the hero’s interpreter of DC comics was involved in several allegations of abuse and assault. The actor first made headlines for causes outside of work in April 2020, when a video was released showing him grabbing a fan who approached him to dance with him at a bar in Reykjavik and kicking him against the neck. hits ground. In addition, the minor’s mother accused him of manipulating and keeping her daughter in the house and another Massachusetts woman accused the actor of acting inappropriately with her 12-year-old son. All these complaints posed a problem for Warner, which is waiting for the release, initially for June 23, 2023, of the movie “The Flash”, starring Miller.

*With information from EFE