Mother, 12 year-old obtain protection
order against 'The Flash' star Ezra Miller
Posted By: Dreadnought, 6/16/2022 6:53:36 PM
A Greenfield, Massachusetts, mother and her 12-year-old child reportedly obtained a temporary harassment prevention order against The Flash star Ezra Miller on Wednesday, alleging that the actor had intimidated their family by brandishing a firearm during an argument and acted inappropriately toward the child, who identifies as nonbinary. The protection order, reviewed by the Daily Beast, was signed by a judge who spoke with the 12-year-old accuser — whose identity remains anonymous — their mother, and a neighbor who witnessed the alleged incident involving Miller, who also identifies as nonbinary. On February 2, the three were with Miller at the neighbor’s home in Greenfield when tensions started rising.
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