Last March, actor Ezra Miller was arrested by the police for disturbing public order and harassment. Charged with two counts before being released after posting $500 bail, Miller finally did the experiment again last month. And as DC and Warner consider their future plans with Miller, video of the actor’s arrest has surfaced, revealing an incongruous reason for the presence of a camera.
a controversial reason
For several months, the news surrounding actor Ezra Miller has not been rosy. Multiple arrests in Hawaii, an uncertain future with DC and Warner, for his roles as Flash and Croyance Bellebosse, Miller is struggling to restore his image. And unfortunately for him, the recent information shared by TMZ, an American media specializing in people, is not in his favor. Indeed, we learn that Miller filmed his arrests to transform them into NFT. During one of his arrests in Hawaii, it was shared that Miller had been aggressive with law enforcement, yelling at seeing officers’ badge numbers.
On the spot, and thanks to one of the cameras carried by one of the officers, one of Miller’s victims can be heard explaining that the actor attacked him before spitting in his face. Questioned on the spot by the police, Miller finally tried to explain himself:
“I was mugged and started filming“, explains Miller in the video.”Let me show you the video. I was attacked in this bar, twice in a row. I film myself when I get mugged for NFT art.”
“Am I arrested for disturbing public order? I was attacked“, says Miller elsewhere in the video.”You understand that, don’t you?“
During his arrest, Miller claimed his rights to the 9th (“The enumeration of certain rights in the Constitution may not be interpreted as denying or restricting other rights retained by the people..”) and 4th (“The right of citizens to be guaranteed in their person, their domicile, their papers and their effects against unmotivated searches and seizures will not be violated and no warrant will be issued except on serious presumption, corroborated by oath. or solemn declaration and precisely describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized“) amendments.
He then accused one of the officers of touching his genitals before describing himself as “transgender and non-binary“and ensure not to want”to be searched by a man“. An arrest that will ultimately end with two counts, disturbing public order and harassment, and a fine of 500 dollars.