Who acted in Fantastic Beasts and How to Find Them pleaded not guilty after being accused of burglary in a house.
This Monday began the trial against Ezra Millerwho pleaded not guilty to felony burglary and burglary charges in Vermont, crimes for which he risks up to 26 years in prison.
As stated Deadlinewho plays The Flash was presented electronically to the process, where he was ordered to stay away from the home he would have entered, as well as the entire Vermont neighborhood.
The next hearing is expected takes place on January 13, 2023, and lasts three hours.
according to the medium, Miller risks up to 26 years in prison, as well as more than two thousand dollars in fines. in case his participation in the theft of three bottles of alcohol from a house whose inhabitants were absent is proven.
Due to these acts, Miller is charged with burglary of a home. The fact came to light in early August, when TMZ assured that There are statements and videos from security cameras against him.
who also acted in The advantages of being invisible and came out in the middle of one of his arrests in Hawaii as non-binary, He apologized publicly two weeks after that event.
“Recently, I have been through an intense crisis and I now understand that I am suffering from complex mental health issuesso I have started to have a continuous treatment”, he assured then.
Also, he pointed out that “I want to apologize to everyone I have alarmed and annoyed with my behavior”pledging to seek treatment “to return to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life.”
The controversies of Ezra Miller
Miller played the DC character Barry Allen, real name of the hero Flash, in The Justice League from 2017 and his version of Zack Snyder from 2021.
However, his role was tarnished after Miller will star in different problems with the law. It all started in 2020, when a video of Miller hanging and throwing a fan to the ground in Iceland went viral.
In any case, this year has been the main focus after he starred in a series of crimes on a trip to Hawaii, where he was accused of public disorder and harassment after an altercation in a karaoke.
The police arrested him, charged him and released him after paying a $500 fine.
In addition, in June Rolling Stone magazine published the case of a mother of three children who lived in her Vermont home. Anonymous sources claimed that In the house there were accessible weapons and ammunition, in addition to illegal marijuana plantations, where three children under 5 also live.