Ezra Miller

Police body cam footage reveals Ezra Miller demanding their arresting officers not to refer to them by any unpreferred pronouns again.

However, as of now, there hasn't been any official word from Warner Bros. about removing Miller from the DCEU, even with rumors flying about their potential exit. Recasting the role at this point is practically impossible given that it has already been shot and Miller is the lead actor. It was less than a month later when Ezra Miller had their next brush with the law. As they get into the police cruiser, they continuously ask the arresting officers to be careful with the handcuffs to avoid causing more damage to their wrists. Previously, parts of the arrest had been unveiled in video footage shared to the internet. Back in March, Miller was apprehended by police in Hawaii following an incident at a local bar where they'd been allegedly harassing other patrons.

'I'm not a sir. I'm transgender nonbinary,' Ezra Miller says in the video of their arrest, obtained by TMZ.

She also ordered Miller to "stay away from" the karaoke bar, Margarita Village, on Silva Street in Hilo, Hawaii. "Hey, you just touched my penis. Please don't call me a sir."

Ezra Miller has added even more reputation damage, as the actor is now being accused of stealing and releasing music without permission.

The Flash was meant to be the next big character in the DC film universe, and the actor is all but ensuring that he is not going to be moving forward in any future features. The fact that DC has not pulled the plug on the actor yet is confusing, to say the least. Miller is now being accused of stealing music that did not belong to them. Ezra Miller is a sinking ship that continues to gain water every week. The verse of the song that set Ezra Miller off was highlighting the danger that women face at the hands of men. If we don’t agree that violence by a man against a woman isn’t something worth speaking on, then we don’t agree on much.” Shortly after this exchange, Ignatius quit on moral grounds.

Footage shows The Flash star Ezra Miller threatening a police officer with hate crime charges over incorrect pronoun usage.

The footage is dated March 28. The footage is dated March 28. This is not the first time Miller's off-screen actions have resulted in controversy. Following the arrest, other police bodycam footage of the event has been released online. At the start of the video, which is available to watch in TMZ's article covering the arrest, Miller asks officers to let them sit with their hands in front of them to avoid nerve damage, as they're a musician. The officer apologizes, and Miller warns them that continuing to use the incorrect pronouns for them would be "an act of intentional bigotry, and it is a technical hate crime according to U.S. federal law."

Ezra Miller has had a series of run-ins with the law in the past few months, including being arrested for disorderly conduct and harassment, ...

Miller reportedly threw a chair at a 26-year-old woman, striking her in the head, according to a police report from an incident on April 19. According to the AP, two Hawaii residents accused Miller of breaking into their bedroom and stealing their passports and wallets in late March. On March 29, the couple people filed a petition asking a court for a temporary restraining order. On the evening of March 27, the actor was arrested for harassment and disorderly contact at a karaoke bar. According to a source at the bar, this all took place after Miller was confronted by a group of eager fans. Miller then grabs her by the throat, and throws her to the ground. While Hollywood has a high tolerance for stars committing crimes, execs at Warner Bros. and DC in March reportedly paused any future projects involving Miller, who was in talks to appear in a potential sequel to The Flash.

Ezra Miller corrected police officers on what pronouns to call them during one of the actor's recent arrests in Hawaii, police footage shows.

Police said in a news release that the actor became irate after getting asked to leave a get-together at a Big Island home and threw a chair, hitting a woman in the forehead. "You can use the term Mx." The footage, published by TMZ Monday, shows the "Fantastic Beasts" and "The Flash" star, 29, telling officers "I'm not a sir; I'm transgender nonbinary," after the officers refer to Miller as "sir" while driving the actor in a police vehicle.