Ezra Miller pleads not guilty to burglary charges

Last summer, Ezra Miller added to his long list of crimes and legal conflicts the charges of burglary, after allegedly having entered a neighbor’s house and of having taken 3 bottles of alcohol: one of gin, one of vodka and one of rum. It happened in Stamford, in the state of Vermont, United States, and it was the neighborhood security cameras that recorded the actor of ‘The Flash’ entering and leaving a house that was not his when its owners were absent. The incident would have occurred on May 1, 2022.

Despite the evidence, on the morning of October 17 Miller has pleaded not guilty to the burglary charge. when he has testified remotely in Green Mountain State Superior Court. While awaiting trial and as a condition to remain free, the magistrate has ordered him to stay away from the neighbor, Isaac Winokur, and another resident of the area, Aiden Early: “You may not have any contact, whether by phone, in person, email, text message, social media post and you may not abuse or harass them either.”has established Supreme Court Justice Kerry A. McDonald-Cady.

Miller, who has responded with a terse “I get it” advised by his lawyer, Lisa Skelkrot, He would face 26 years in prison and an estimated $2,000 fine if convicted. He will testify again at a date yet to be determined.

complex mental problems

Recall that in early August, the Vermont State Police revealed in a statement that Miller had assured the agents who questioned him that he entered his neighbor’s house to look for ingredients for a recipe for his mother, and that he did not know that the man I wouldn’t agree. That same month, Miller publicly apologized and said that he was already undergoing treatment to deal with his “complex mental problems”. Since then it seems that he has returned to shoot additional scenes for ‘The Flash’, which for now maintains its premiere on June 23, 2023 after many delays.