Ezra Miller

The Flash star Ezra Miller continues to get themself mixed up with the law, but it appears the courts cannot locate and serve the actor.

These grooming allegations have been added to the ever-growing list of legal run-ins Miller has faced in the past couple of years. The protective order also orders Miller to stay 100 yards away from the family's home during this 30-day period. Most recently, Miller was accused of grooming a teen from North Dakota, in addition to emotionally and physically abusing the teen.

Ezra Miller met Chase Iron Eyes' family in 2012 when Tokata Iron Eyes was 9 and Miller was 19, according to Tokata Iron Eyes' mother Sara Jumping Eagle.

Chase Iron Eyes, co-director and lead counsel for the Lakota People's Law Project , is an activist for Native American rights. On social media, Tokata Iron Eyes called their parents’ action a “blatant betrayal” and toxic. Jumping Eagle also claimed in the post that Miller controls Tokata Iron Eyes’ social media accounts. “I am an adult and I deserve to feel authority in my own body.” Chase and Tokata Iron Eyes also protested the pipeline. However, officials haven’t been able to find 29-year-old Miller and serve the documents to the actor, Jumping Eagle said in a Facebook post.

'Ezra uses violence, intimidation, threat of violence, fear, paranoia, delusions and drugs to hold sway over a young adolescent Tokata,' her parents ...

This behavior is unacceptable and needs to be called out.” She was 14 and Miller was 25 at the time. When they arrived, she was without a driver’s license, bank cards or keys.

Miller is accused of using violence to 'hold sway' over an 18-year-old environmental activist.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. The LA Times interviewed Iron Eyes’s father Chase Iron Eyes about the protective order on phone. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice.

Last week, Tokata's parents Chase Iron Eyes and Sara Jumping Eagle had their interim order granted by Standing Rock Sioux tribal court in North Dakota, accusing ...

They have also claimed that Miller influenced Tokata’s decision to come out as non-binary transgender, despite previously identifying as queer, gay and non-binary. It also “will grant the relief requested” if Miller doesn’t turn up to the July 12 hearing. … We’re working very hard to get this order enforced wherever they are.”

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From the same woke perspective, it is as much a parental duty to encourage youthful independence, especially in young women, as it is to stifle any hint of protective concern about your daughter’s choice of friends. In previous ages, if a girl’s new BFF was an adult male, that might be taken as a reasonable proxy for exercising caution in allowing the friendship, let alone Miller’s heavily publicised forms of self-styled ‘queerness’ (which is to say, determination to undermine all social norms). They have accused the actor of “corrupting a minor”, giving her drugs and flying her to London, Vermont, New York, California and Hawaii.

Ezra Miller is reportedly avoiding law enforcement officers to prevent them from serving the actor with papers related to a protective order.

"Ezra would get a thought in [their] head and say, 'I don't know what I’m doing,'" the insider said. Grooming accusations are only the latest in a string of legal troubles Miller has faced in 2022. The grooming allegations against Ezra Miller first surfaced in June 2022, after court documents filed by Chase Iron Eyes and Sara Jumping Eagle were made public.

The Ezra Miller saga continues to get more and more bizarre. According to The Los Angeles Times, the parents of 18-year-old Tokata Iron Eyes were granted a ...

An I’m disappointed in my parents and press in every way.” Tokata also called Eza her “comrade” while calling her parents “manipulative” and her father’s allegations “transphobic.” As someone just viewing some of the things Tokata has posted, it looks to me like this is someone who definitely isn’t thinking for themselves but that’s just my personal observation. They have become a HUGE liability and I think it would be virtually impossible to promote a tentpole release like this with them at the forefront. The protective order would prevent Miller from “contacting or harassing” Tokata or her parents and would also force the actor to stay 100 yards away from the family home prior to a July 12 hearing about the matter. The only problem is that law enforcement has been unable to locate Miller and they have yet to be served with the papers. The parents of Tokata, Chase Iron Eyes and Sara Jumping Eagle, had an interim order of protection for their daughter approved by a judge from the Standing Rock Sioux tribal court in North Dakota last week. The Ezra Miller saga continues to get more and more bizarre.

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DC has been trying to get a film starring the fastest man alive off the ground for years now, making the situation the long-awaited product is now facing only more unfortunate. Just recently, the parents of 18-year-old Tokota Iron Eyes filed a complaint to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court to accuse Miller of grooming their child. After all, Warner Bros. will have a challenging time marketing The Flash and taking Miller on an interview circuit with this kind of baggage on top of them.

A court hasn't been able to "locate or serve" a protection order against Ezra Miller after grooming allegations were made against the actor.

The order also requires Miller to stay 100 yards away from the family's home. They’ve been avoiding service, and now there’s public pressure mounting on them to make a decision, which makes us very concerned about Ezra’s volatile nature. While the court approved the protective order on June 7, the court has not been able to "locate or serve" Miller, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Law enforcement "cannot locate" Miller after the teen's parents attempted to serve the actor with a restraining order, the Los Angeles Times reports.

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