Ezra Miller Asked The Police To Not Refer To Them As 'Sir': It 'Is An Act Of Intentional Bigotry'

New footage of DCEU, "The Flash" star Ezra Miller asking Hawaiian police officers to refrain from calling them "sir" was recently released. The actor was previously arrested in two separate incidents in Hawaii, where they allegedly assaulted the patrons of a bar.

The first incident occurred on the 28th of March when Miller allegedly spat in a man's face in the bar. In the second incident, the 29-year-old was accused of yelling obscenities at people in a bar while singing karaoke and lunging at a man in the establishment.

In a released police cam, Miller corrected the law enforcement officer when they misgendered them, warning that the act would be seen as "intentional bigotry" if the officer made the mistake a second time.

A new video of Miller's arrest in Hawaii just surfaced. They were seen correcting law enforcement officers who addressed them as "sir." The police bodycam footage, as shared by TMZ, showed the actor being put in the police car by an officer.

While in the car, they expressed some concern over their "nerves" and the possibility of them being damaged. "Please just let me sit with my hands facing out so I don't get nerve damage. I'm a musician, so my nerves on my hands are important to me. Please don't hurt them. Please, I beg of you."

The actor continued to plead with the cops, citing an experience in New Jersey as the reason behind their nerve damage. They continued, "I have nerve damage from police handcuffs from my life in New Jersey. I know you all are not those cops. But please, please do not damage my nerves in my hands again. It would be really, really awful for me."

Further on in the footage, one of the officers referred to the 29-year-old as "sir," and Miller was quick to correct him. The actor revealed that they identified as "transgender non-binary," and not using the proper pronouns would be seen as a "hate crime."

"I'm sorry. I'm not a sir; I am transgender non-binary; please do not refer to me as sir," Miller said. The officer responded, saying that he was only trying to be respectful. Miller then told him their preferred pronouns.

The 29-year-old said, "If you fail to do that again, that is an act of intentional bigotry, and it is a technical hate crime according to U.S Federal Law. Please call me they/them/theirs; you can use the term Mx."

The Hawaii Police Department previously confirmed via a press release that the "Justice League" actor was arrested on the 28th of March following some incidents at a karaoke bar in Hawaii. Following the arrest, Miller was charged with disorderly conduct and harassment.

According to the police, the actor became quite agitated when some customers at the bar started singing karaoke. Miller then proceeded to yell obscenities at the patrons and snatched the microphone from the 23-year-old lady singing.

The "Fantastic Beasts" actor then reportedly lunged at a man playing darts despite the bar owner's pleas for the actor to calm down. In response to both charges levied against them, Miller pled no contest, and the bail was set at $500. The 29-year-old paid and was released.

The presiding judge dismissed two other charges against the actor "with prejudice." One was a harassment charge from the incident at the bar, and the second was a separate complaint about traffic obstruction. She then ordered the "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" star to stay away from the karaoke bar where the incidents occurred.

In another police bodycam footage released by TMZ for another arrest, Miller was seen screaming at the officers and demanding to see their "full badge number." The actor also claimed that an officer assaulted them during a search.

The 29-year-old was arrested for allegedly spitting in a patron's face in a bar while playing darts. The seven-minute-long video showed the actor telling the police officers to "tell me your name and your badge number! Full name!" several times.

Miller was in handcuffs and attempting to use their amendment right to "not be searched and seized." He said, "I claim my fourth amendment rights to not be searched and seized. Do not touch my ring. Hey! You just touched my penis. Please don't do that! I'm transgender non-binary; I don't want to be searched by a man!"