Ezra Miller, interpreter of Barry Allen / Flash in the DC Extended Universe, will plead guilty to one of the criminal charges he currently faces in the state of Vermont.
According to the report of NBC News, the Vermont Supreme Court has attested that the Hollywood star agreed with the plaintiff to accept his guilt for trespassing. On the other hand, the most serious charges—burglary and theft—will be dismissed.
Ezra Miller is expected to plead guilty to trespassing on Friday, January 13, during a hearing in Bennington County Superior Criminal Court. According to court documents, the prosecution proposed that the celebrity serve between 89 and 90 days of suspended sentence; to this is added a year of probation and a fine of $500 dollars.
On May 1, 2022, shortly before 5 p.m., Miller trespassed to a luxurious residence in Stamford, Vermont; hence he would have stolen several bottles of alcohol. Witnesses and videos from a surveillance camera allegedly provided indications that said abduction had taken place. However, the DCEU luminary will ultimately only answer for the trespassing charge.
Had it been proven that the raid was accompanied by robbery — two felony charges, plus one extra for theft — Miller could have faced up to 25 years in prison. He also would have had to pay a $2,000 fine.
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The recent criminal history of the star of the saga fantastic animals it also includes certain riots in Hawaii and the physical assault of a 26-year-old woman between March and April 2022. In June, he had to deal with a restraining order issued on behalf of activist Tokata Iron Eyes for allegedly using violence and bullying on her. And that same month, a Massachusetts resident alleged that she had received threats from the celebrity, who also had behaved inappropriately in front of her 12-year-old son.
In August 2022, Ezra Miller publicly apologized for his misconduct and revealed that he had entered treatment for his mental health issues. according to reportsMiller’s favorable advance has the executives of Warner Bros. Discovery happy and for that very reason he could still have a future within the DC superhero film franchise.
For now, it is a fact that The Flash (the solo film of the homonymous vigilante that Miller embodies) will hit theaters this year, perhaps being -based on very first impressions— a movie as good as the box office hit Spider-Man: No Way Home from Marvel and Sony.
Its premiere is scheduled for June 16, 2023.
Anthony G. Spindola I have very bad memory. Out of solidarity with my memories, I choose to lose myself too. Preferably in a movie theater.