Huge update from Ezra Miller as cops search for mother and her 3 children living on actor’s farm after he was charged with burglary

Troubled actor Ezra Miller is in trouble again when cops search his sprawling ranch for a mother and her three children whose loved ones fear for their safety.

For Miller, it’s the latest in a series of standoffs with the law after Vermont police charged him last week with a criminal burglary that took place on May 1.

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Vermont state police have been trying to locate a 25-year-old mother and her three children, ages one to five, who they claim have been living at Miller’s farm in Stamford since meeting in Hawaii in March.

Law enforcement officials believe the Flash actor is shielding their whereabouts from police.

According to court documents from Rolling Stone, the VSP repeatedly tried to serve an emergency care order on the mother over the weekend, demanding the children be removed from her care and property over safety concerns.

“The court concludes that remaining in the home is not in the best interests of the child because: The child’s safety cannot be adequately ensured if the child remains in the care of the child’s parent, guardian or guardian,” it says in the order.

The housing situation worries the children’s father and two other people with knowledge of the situation, the outlet reported.

The father claimed he was unaware his family was making the trip and claimed he had not been able to see or speak to his children since they left with Miller.

“BAD FEELING IN MY STOMACH”

“I have a bad feeling in my stomach,” the father told Rolling Stone. “I want to get my kids, they mean the damn world to me.”

Sources with knowledge of the situation have expressed concern to Rolling Stone that the area is unsafe for children and there are allegedly unattended guns scattered around Miller’s 96-acre property.

An anonymous source told the outlet that one of the children, a one-year-old, allegedly picked up a loose ball and put it in his mouth.

An April video reviewed by Rolling Stone showed “at least eight assault weapons, rifles and handguns lying around the living room, with some guns next to a pile of stuffed animals,” the publication reported.

The sources also claim there is “heavy” marijuana use near the children and “little” concerns about proper ventilation, the outlet reported, citing court documents.

However, the mother told Rolling Stone that Miller helped her escape from a “violent and abusive ex,” claims her husband denies.

Miller has claimed the family hasn’t lived on his property for months.

Vermont prosecutors said the actor’s allegations appear to be an attempt to evade service of the order, according to court documents.

Sources told the publication that multiple police vehicles were at the actor’s property for nearly an hour Tuesday night.

On August 7, Vermont police charged Miller with a felony stemming from a May Day home invasion.

On the day of the burglary, police found that several bottles of alcohol had been stolen from the home while the homeowners were not present.

After gathering statements and looking at surveillance footage, police found a likely reason to charge Miller with breaking into an unoccupied apartment.

Police finally found Miller on August 7 and issued him with a subpoena to appear in court on September 26 for the arraignment.