The actor is a criminal

Actor Ezra Miller was charged with trespassing in the state of Vermont in May when he was found guilty of stealing a local liquor.

Miller, who played the Justice League and directed the series The Flash, agreed that by pleading guilty and fulfilling the conditions, he would avoid a three-month sentence and instead face a $500 fine, one year’s probation and conditions including permanent mental treatment.

In a plea deal passed Friday, a Vermont judge found Miller guilty of trespassing. This is an offence. Other charges related to the incident will not be dropped, but the burglary charge may be reopened if Miller violates probation. Miller can also count the trial period for treatment.