'Power Rangers' actor Hector David Jr. jailed after pleading guilty to battery
David was sentenced to 180 days behind bars, with the judge suspending 135 days of the sentence.
Pqconnect "Power Rangers" actor Hector David Jr., known for his role as the Green Ranger, has been sentenced to jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor battery in a Canyon County Court following an assault incident in Idaho last year.
David was sentenced to 180 days behind bars, with the judge suspending 135 days of the sentence. As a result, he will serve 45 days in jail, contingent on maintaining good behavior upon his release to avoid further incarceration,the court imposed two years of supervised probation and mandated that David complete 100 hours of community service.
The incident occurred in July when David was involved in a confrontation with an elderly man using a walker over a parking spot in Nampa, Idaho.
The situation escalated, and David shoved the man to the ground. Fortunately, the victim did not sustain serious injuries.
Following the altercation, David fled the scene in his truck, but authorities were able to identify him with help from the community.
Law enforcement later issued an arrest warrant, and David was formally charged with battery later that month.
