The Flash actor Ezra Miller was arrested again tuesday morning by Hawaiian police on charges of second-degree assault, which confirmed the news.
According to the police report, police received a report and called the police at a private party at 1:10 a.m. on Tuesday. After investigation, Ezra Miller was identified as a suspect and determined that the other party "angrily threw a chair when asked to leave after being asked to leave, hitting a 26-year-old woman in the forehead, causing a half-inch wound." Eventually, Ezra Miller was arrested by police during a road check at 1.30am and released at 4.5am, but the investigation was not over.
Late last month, Ezra Miller was arrested once at a Hawaiian bar for disturbing the law and order, and it was subsequently revealed that ten police reports had been made to him since March 7.
A subsequent Rolling Stone report said that Warner and DC executives had held an emergency meeting on March 30 to discuss Ezra Miller's recent controversy, and finally the meeting unanimously decided to temporarily suspend all projects in which Miller was involved, including the subsequent DC film project.
But then the matter reversed, IGN suddenly issued a post accusing the Rolling Stones of untrue reporting, and said that according to their sources inside Warner, such a so-called emergency meeting Warner did not hold at all, did not make a decision to suspend all cooperation with Ezra Miller, and the Rolling Stone report was exaggerated.
In this regard, at that time, some people speculated that the next big project of DC film, "The Flash", had been filmed and was scheduled to be released in June next year, and Warner might want to use public relations to suppress this matter, as long as it ensured that he would not cause trouble this year.
Judging from his current state, it is almost impossible not to cause trouble in a year.