Actor Ezra Miller, known for their roles in movies like “Perks of a Wallflower” and “Fantastic Beasts,” was recently arrested in Hawaii for second-degree assault. The incident involved Miller reportedly throwing a chair at a woman, causing a cut on her forehead.
The police report stated, “Shortly after 01:00 HST on Tuesday, April 19, 2022, a 29-year-old individual from Vermont was arrested for second-degree assault following an altercation at a residence in Pahoa. The individual, later identified as Ezra Miller, got upset when asked to leave and allegedly threw a chair at a 26-year-old female, resulting in a cut on her forehead.”
Ezra Miller Arrested for Assault in Hawaii, Weeks After First Arrest https://t.co/Sog7lkzhKI
— Variety (@Variety) April 19, 2022
This is not the first time Miller has faced legal issues in Hawaii. Just weeks prior, in March, Miller was involved in another assault incident at a karaoke bar, where they reportedly attacked two individuals playing darts and singing. While a temporary restraining order was initially sought against Miller by the victims, it was later withdrawn for undisclosed reasons.
Following these incidents, Warner Bros and DC executives announced a temporary halt on projects involving Miller. Miller was set to star in the upcoming film “The Flash,” but their involvement is now uncertain due to these legal troubles.
