Flash actor Ezra Miller charged with burglary in Vermont

American actor Ezra Miller has been charged with felony burglary in Vermont. While responding to a burglary in Stamford on May 1 this year, Vermont State Police found liquor stolen from a home while the owners were away. Surveillance footage and witness interviews led police to charge Miller. This came after Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Zaslav praised 'Flash' movie.

According to the police report, Miller was apprehended shortly before midnight on Sunday and was issued an order to appear in Vermont Superior Court for court proceedings on September 26.

Reports of erratic behaviour have compounded Miller's legal woes.


The 29-year-old controversial "Flash" star was convicted twice in Hawaii in the last six months for disorderly conduct and harassment at a karaoke bar. A second-degree assault charge was filed in the second incident.

Parents of 18-year-old Native American activist Tokata Iron Eyes also sought a restraining order against Miller this year, accusing him of grooming their daughter and engaging in inappropriate activities since she was 12. Tokata Iron Eyes has denied the charges.

Miller's counsel didn't immediately comment on the Vermont felony accusation or the Tokata Iron Eyes protection order.

Miller, who has previously portrayed the Flash in multiple films for Warner Bros. and DC Films, will star in the June 2023 release of the standalone movie "The Flash." Although Warner Bros. cancelled the nearly completed 'Batgirl' film last week, the studio has indicated that 'The Flash' will be released.