Ezra Miller Arrested In Hawaii For Disorderly Conduct At Bar, Released Later

Actor
Ezra
Miller
was
arrested
late
Sunday
night
after
an
incident
in
a
bar
in
the
Hawaiian
town
of
Hilo
on
the
charges
of
“disorderly
conduct
and
harassment”,
the
local
police
said.
The
actor,
who
stars
in
upcoming
Warner
Bros
films
“Fantastic
Beasts:
The
Secrets
of
Dumbledore” and
“The
Flash”,
was
later
released
after
he
posted
the
bail
of
USD
500
for
both
offences.

The
Flash:
Ezra
Miller
Drops
A
Sneak
Peek
Of
Michael
Keaton’s
Return
As
Batman

In
a
statement
the
Hawaii
Police
Department
posted
to
Facebook
on
Monday
night,
Miller
“became
agitated
while
patrons
at
the
bar
began
singing
karaoke”.
According
to
police,
the
29-year-old
then
reportedly
started
“yelling
obscenities
and
at
one
point
grabbed
the
microphone
from
a
23-year-old
woman
singing
karaoke…
and
later
lunged
at
a
32-year-old
man
playing
darts.”

Thereafter,
Miller
was
arrested
and
charged
for
“disorderly
conduct
and
harassment”,
they
said.
He
was
released
after
he
posted
the
bond
for
USD
500,
the
police
added.
The
actor
first
appeared
as
Barry
Allen/The
Flash
in
2016’s
“Batman
v
Superman:
Dawn
of
Justice”.
He
has
since
featured
as
the
DC
superhero
in
films
such
as
“Suicide
Squad” and
“Justice
League”.

The
Flash:
Main
Villain
From
Ezra
Miller’s
Solo
Release
Leaked

Miller
will
headline
his
first
solo
outing
as
‘the
fastest
man
alive’ in
“The
Flash”,
scheduled
to
be
released
in
2023.
This
year,
the
actor
will
reprise
his
role
of
the
wizard
Credence
Barebone
in
“Fantastic
Beasts:
The
Secrets
of
Dumbledore”,
which
is
slated
to
arrive
in
cinema
halls
on
April
15,
2022.