Ezra Miller arrested, please guilty in Robbery, Theft, Burglary Physical Assault 에즈라 밀러, 강도·절도 혐의 인정…징역 26년→집유 1년

 

에즈라 밀러, 강도·절도 혐의 인정…징역 26년→집유 1년

Actor Ezra Miller, 30, known for his role in the movie “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” is expected to plead guilty to Vermont burglary and theft charges.

According to Variety, NBC News, and other news outlets, Miller entered into a plea deal with prosecutors in hopes of receiving a lesser sentence. A plea bargain is a system in which prosecutors charge a person with a lesser offense or offer a reduced sentence in exchange for the person admitting to the charges.

The Vermont Superior Court confirmed that “the victims have agreed to drop the burglary-theft charge,” NBC News reported. The other two charges will be dismissed if Miller pleads guilty to the trespassing charge on May 13 in Bennington County Superior Criminal Court.

Prosecutors are seeking a year of probation and a $500 fine. At the time, he was expecting a maximum sentence of 26 years in prison, however.

Miller was charged in August with stealing several bottles of alcohol from a Vermont store in May of last year. According to the police report, Miller entered an unoccupied home, stole several bottles of alcohol, and drank in the empty house.

Miller has been in trouble recently. He was arrested for physical assault in Hawaii, choked another female fan, and was accused of choking a woman in a bar. 

Meanwhile, Miller is set to release his first superhero solo movie on June 23rd.

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Actor Ezra Miller, 30, known for his role in the movie "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," is expected to plead guilty to Vermont burglary and theft charges. According to Variety, NBC News, and other news outlets, Miller has entered into a plea deal with prosecutors in hopes of receiving a lesser sentence. A plea bargain is a system in which prosecutors charge a person with a lesser offense or offer a reduced sentence in exchange for the person admitting to the charges. The Vermont Superior Court confirmed that "the victims have agreed to drop the burglary-theft charge," as reported by NBC News.

 

The other two charges will be dismissed if Miller pleads guilty to the trespassing charge on May 13 in Bennington County Superior Criminal Court. Prosecutors are seeking a year of probation and a $500 fine. Initially, Miller was facing a maximum sentence of 26 years in prison.

 

Miller was charged in August with stealing several bottles of alcohol from a Vermont store in May of last year. According to the police report, Miller entered an unoccupied home, stole several bottles of alcohol, and drank in the empty house.

Miller has been in a lot of trouble recently. He was arrested for physical assault in Hawaii, choked a female fan, and was accused of choking a woman in a bar. Meanwhile, Miller is set to release his first superhero solo movie on June 23.