Ezra Miller break their silence following their recent series of arrests as well as allegations of assault and abuse across the country.
In a statement obtained by USA TODAY on Monday, “The Flash” star, who is non-binary and uses the pronouns they/them, said she was seeking treatment for “complex mental health issues.”
“Having recently gone through a period of intense crisis, I now understand that I have complex mental health issues and have started ongoing treatment,” Miller said. “I want to apologize to anyone who has alarmed and upset me with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the work necessary to get back to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life.”
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In March, Miller was arrested in Hawaii for disorderly conduct and was arrested again in April on suspicion of assault. In June, Miller was accused of grooming an 18-year-old activist by the teenager’s parents.
Most recently, Miller was charged with burglary in Stamford, Vermont, according to a Vermont State Police report released August 8.
According to the police report, Miller was located Aug. 7 and issued a citation after the beleaguered star broke into a residence on May 1 and stole “several bottles of liquor” from the property as owners were not present. Police served Miller with a summons to appear in Vermont Superior Court on Sept. 26 for burglary arraignment.
The full picture:‘The Flash’ continues amid Ezra Miller arrests and allegations
Amid the actor’s recent scandals, “The Flash” is still set for release on June 23, 2023, starring Miller as Barry Allen. During Warner Bros.’ quarterly earnings call. Discovery in early August, CEO David Zaslav named the film “The Flash” as one of the upcoming projects he’s excited about.
On March 27, officers arrested the actor in Hawaii following a disorderly call alleging Miller was shouting obscenities at a bar, grabbed a woman’s microphone and lunged at a man playing darts, the department says. Hawaii Police Force. Officers charged Miller with disorderly conduct and harassment for being “agitated” by people singing karaoke.
Hours later, Miller allegedly broke into a couple’s bedroom and was placed under a temporary restraining order, police said. The couple also accused Miller of stealing personal effects, including a passport and wallet.
Miller was arrested again in Hawaii on April 19 on suspicion of assault after he allegedly got angry when he was asked to leave an event at a Big Island home and threw a chair that left his forehead of a woman with a half-inch cut, police said.
Ezra Miller charged with burglary in Vermont for allegedly stealing liquor
Miller’s legal troubles continued when the parents of 18-year-old North Dakota resident Tokata Iron Eyes accused Miller of nursing and controlling their child for years and filed for a protective order.
Lawyer and activist Chase Iron Eyes and pediatrician Sara Jumping Eagle claim Takota suffered from mental health issues, according to legal documents filed with Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court and provided to USA TODAY by Kerry Libby, spokesperson for the President. tribal Janet Alkire. The parents alleged that they attempted to perform a court-ordered health check and evaluation several times while their child was residing with Miller.
Background:‘The Flash’ star Ezra Miller charged with treating teenager in latest legal dispute
According to a report published in Variety June 30. Variety also reported that Miller allegedly choked two people on separate occasions at bars in Iceland in 2020.
According to a Initiated According to a report released Aug. 4, relatives of Miller say the actor has been carrying a gun and wearing a body armor for six months. Miller was reportedly paranoid about the FBI and Ku Klux Klan following them. A video released by Miller in January shows them threatening to kill Ku Klux Klan members.
Miller is set to star in Mary Harron’s biopic “Dalíland,” which is currently in post-production, according to IMDb. The actor will play a young Salvador Dalí, a Spanish surrealist artist.
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Contributor: Anthony Robledo, USA TODAY
