Ezra Miller: Police do not know whereabouts of mother and children who were with actor

Police do not know the whereabouts of a mother with her three young children who have been staying since June at actor Ezra Miller’s farm, 29, in Vermont, according to People. They suspect that the interpreter of the hero Flash in the DC movies is hiding the family’s location.

According to Rolling Stone, Vermont police tried to comply with an emergency response order to evacuate the children. A court order says that “remaining in the home is contrary to the well-being of the child” and that the “safety of children cannot reasonably be guaranteed” if they remain “in the custody of the child’s parents or guardian”.

Miller told officers that the wife and children left two months ago and have not returned. In court documents, the Vermont state attorney’s office said the actor’s response may have been to “avoid” the emergency response order and that the information “contradicts” what they had. This Tuesday (9), the police returned to the actor’s farm in search of the children.

Sought by People, the Vermont State Police forwarded the request for information to the Vermont Department of Children and Families, which does not comment on the cases due to confidentiality concerns. Representatives for Miller and the Vermont State Attorney’s Office did not respond.

In June, sources heard by Rolling Stone said that the environment at the actor’s farm was not safe for children because guns are scattered and the actor uses drugs in front of children. The woman countered the allegations, saying the actor’s farm was a healing haven for her and her children and said Miller helped her escape a violent and abusive ex-husband – there are records of violence against the man.

The problem is that he is involved in a series of controversies that include assault and arrest after fights in Hawaii, according to the website Hawaii News Now. On Tuesday (9), another confusion involving the actor came to light: he was indicted for stealing alcohol inside a house in Vermont, in the United States.