A Power Rangers actor is being sought by police after shocking video emerged of a suspect pushing an elderly man with a walker to the ground.
Hector David Rivera, 35, has been charged with misdemeanor assault following the incident in a parking lot in Nampa, Idaho.
Rivera is best known for playing the Green Power Ranger in the remake of the popular children’s television show.
Hector David Rivera, 35, has been charged with misdemeanor assault following an incident in a parking lot in Nampa, Idaho.
Police said they approached the elderly man, who is in his 60s, after a verbal altercation over parking.
The sickening footage shows the suspect lunging at the elderly man before shoving him in the arm.
The impact sends the man to the ground, his walker clattering behind him.
The suspect is then seen aggressively pointing at the elderly man as he lies on the ground before getting into his car.
Police said the man drove away after the dispute. The victim was helped to her feet and was not injured.
Power Rangers actor accused of pushing elderly man to the ground with walker after parking dispute
Rivera, whose stage name is Hector David Jr., is best known for playing the Green Power Ranger.
Rivera, known by the stage name Hector David Jr., was scheduled to appear at Magic Valley Comic-Con this weekend.
However, it is not currently listed on the event website.
A spokeswoman said KTVB that Comic-Con had just learned of the situation.
“We are investigating this and will take appropriate action,” Larissa Long said.
In addition to a host of television credits, Rivera also appeared in Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
