By Laura Ly | CNN
“The Flash” actor Ezra Miller pleaded not responsible on Monday to housebreaking costs in relation to an alleged Vermont dwelling invasion wherein they're accused of stealing alcohol, in response to Bennington Felony Courtroom Operations Supervisor Wendy Dickie.
Miller, who's non-binary and makes use of they/them pronouns, appeared just about within the listening to with their lawyer, Lisa Shelkrot. They face one felony cost of housebreaking into an occupied dwelling and one misdemeanor cost of petty larceny, Dickie stated.
Full assertion from Ezra Miller’s lawyer Lisa Shelkrot is beneath:
“Ezra wish to acknowledge the love and help they've obtained from their household and associates, who proceed to be an important presence of their ongoing psychological well being,” Shelkrot stated in a press release to CNN.
Miller is accused of going right into a neighbor’s dwelling in Stamford, Vermont with out permission on Could 1 and stealing bottles of alcohol whereas the neighbor was not dwelling, a police affidavit states.
The actor is subsequent scheduled to look in court docket on January 13, court docket paperwork state.
Miller is starring in an upcoming “The Flash” movie, which is a DC Movies manufacturing. DC Movies is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, which can also be CNN’s mum or dad firm.
Monday’s arraignment comes after Miller introduced they had been looking for psychological well being remedy in August.
“Having lately gone by way of a time of intense disaster, I now perceive that I'm struggling complicated psychological well being points and have begun ongoing remedy,” Miller stated in a press release on the time. “I wish to apologize to everybody that I've alarmed and upset with my previous habits.”
The actor added: “I'm dedicated to doing the mandatory work to get again to a wholesome, secure and productive stage in my life.”
Miller’s assertion adopted a string of authorized points.
In March, Miller was arrested in Hilo, Hawaii, and charged with disorderly conduct and harassment after an incident at a bar, in response to the Hawaii County Police Division.
Miller paid $500 bail and was launched from custody, in response to native police.
On April 19, the actor pleaded no contest and was fined $500 for the disorderly conduct cost, a court docket report exhibits, and the harassment cost was dismissed.
Earlier that very same day, Miller was arrested for second-degree assault following an incident at a non-public residence within the district of Puna, close to the city of Pāhoa, in response to the Hawaii Police Division. There haven't been costs filed associated to that incident.