An arrest warrant has been solemnly dispatched for the iconic actor who once embodied the valiant Green Ranger across numerous 'Power Rangers' iterations. The Idaho police force has taken decisive action, issuing the warrant for Hector David Jr., the renowned star who donned the Green Ranger's armor in several beloved Power Rangers series, due to his alleged involvement in a distressing assault on an elderly gentleman.
KTVB 7, in a shocking revelation on Wednesday, disclosed that David, commonly known as Hector David Rivera, stands accused of forcibly shoving a senior citizen to the unforgiving pavement following a heated confrontation in a Nampa, Idaho parking lot. A chilling video, circulated via the Nampa Police Department's Facebook page, purportedly captures the 35-year-old actor pushing a man in his twilight years, aged 60-plus, to the ground with little mercy before fleeing the scene in his vehicle. Fortunately, the elderly victim escaped unscathed, physically, from this distressing encounter.
David, who graced screens from 2011 to 2015 as the Green Samurai Ranger, leaving an indelible mark on fans' hearts through his appearances in hit TV shows like 'Power Rangers Samurai', 'Power Rangers Megaforce', and the thrilling TV movie 'Power Rangers Super Megaforce: The Legendary Battle', has since vanished from the digital landscape, erasing all traces of his social media presence.
Ironically, David's journey to Idaho was laced with anticipation as he was poised to grace the Magic Valley Comic-Con in Twin Falls this weekend. However, the convention's official website has swiftly erased any mention of the actor's involvement, mirroring the swift turn of events surrounding this unfortunate incident.
