Hawaiian couple issues restraining order against Ezra Miller

The Hawaiian couple rejected a temporary restraining motion against actress Ezra Miller, best known for playing The Flash. Justice League Movies and allegedly harassing karaoke bar owners in Big Island City last month.

According to court documents, the judge on Monday suspended the restraining order process after the couple requested it.

William Dean, a lawyer representing the couple, declined to comment on Tuesday why his clients no longer want to file a petition accusing Miller of breaking into their room and threatening them in Hilo, the same city where Miller was arrested.

In another case, a judge on Tuesday granted a request by Miller’s attorney Frances Alcain to delay a hearing on Miller’s alleged Hilo traffic violation until April 26, as Miller and prosecutors are at loggerheads, what Alcain called “preliminary talks”. For a settlement on two failed cases. Alcain did not disclose the details of the possible deal. The arrest case is also scheduled for April 26.

Police in the transportation case against Miller were called into a dispute on March 19 in Hailo, where Miller “did not cooperate and refused to leave the area and continued to obstruct the sidewalk,” said Hawaii Police Chief, Chief of Police. Hawaii police on Tuesday. Kenneth Kyocho. Miller was named at the roadblock, Kyocho said.

On March 27, police were called to the town of Margarita in Hailo, where they said Miller was shouting obscene words, grabbed a singer’s microphone and hit a man who was playing with arrows.

Miller was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and harassment.

On the second day after Miller was released on $500 bail, the couple filed a temporary restraining motion.