Ezra Miller pleads not guilty to two counts of burglary

Ezra Miller’s name continues to give something to talk about, and now the ‘The Flash’ actor pleads not guilty to serious crimes of burglary at a home in Vermont. The Hollywood star has stayed away from controversy in recent weeks, but now the Green Mountain State Superior Court case could face him up to 26 years in prison.

According to the expiration information, Ezra Miller pleaded not guilty to two counts of robbery by trespassing, on the morning of October 17, in Vermont. This Monday the “The Flash” star was allowed to appear “from a distance” and was warned to stay away from the neighbor, whose home he entered to steal alcohol earlier this year 2022.

The court prohibited Ezra Miller from interacting with Isaac Winokur and his neighbor Aiden Early, as conditions for his release. If found guilty, the protagonist of ‘Rapid’ he could spend 26 years in prisonplus a $ 2,000 fine from the theft of three bottles of gin, vodka and rum, which he took from Isaac’s house earlier this year.

The date to continue with the procedure is yet to be determined, e Ezra Miller will have to appear in the Superior Court, physically or virtually, pending the verdict. Pending the premiere of ‘The Flash’, Judge Kerry A. McDonald-Cady, has given some conditions so that the actor of the film has no contact with neighbors, or by phone, in person, email, text messages or post on social media, and also “don’t abuse or harass them”.

The premiere of ‘The Flash’ is in danger again

With the new status of Ezra Miller, Warner Bros. Discovery fears again for the release of “The Flash” because, if found guilty, he could spend many years in prison and the company’s image would be in trouble. Given Miller’s statements, Warner has not made any statements regarding the future of her film and the protagonist.

More than two months ago, Ezra Miller released a statement via his rep, stating that he “suffered from complex mental health problems” and, with the help of Warner and his mother, had begun “ongoing treatment” for address its stability.

In a Vanity Fair investigation in mid-September, it was discovered that Warner Bros had managed to wipe out all of Ezra Miller’s Hawaiian criminal records, paying victims to drop the charges against him. With the Vermont case on the horizon, eyes are on “The Flash” star to uncover the verdict of justice.