‘Power Rangers’ actor Hector David Jr. sentenced to 180 days in prison after assaulting elderly man — but won’t serve full sentence

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caught on camera in Nampa, Idaho back in July 2024.The 35-year-old was initially sentenced to 180 days in prison, according to TMZ but he won’t have to serve all of that time.Canyon County Court Judge Matthew B.

Schelstrate reportedly suspended 135 days of the actor’s sentence so he now only will have to serve 45 days as long as he avoids trouble when he’s out of prison.Rivera was also ordered to have two years of supervised probation and he has to complete 100 hours of community service.Last summer, appalling camera footage recorded by a bystander’s dashboard camera showed Rivera, wearing a jersey and baggy red pants, approaching an elderly man who was using a walker and then shoving him to the ground and yelling at him in the parking lot of an apartment complex.The Nampa Police Department claimed the violence happened “after they exchanged words about a parking issue.”The dispute was reportedly over a handicapped parking spot that Rivera parked his truck in, per the Idaho Statesman.After pushing the elderly victim to the ground, Rivera got in his vehicle and drove off.Today at 11:45, in front of District 208, the man in this video pushed an elderly man to the ground after they exchanged words about a parking issue.After pushing the man down, the suspect left him on the ground, drove away in a raised up black 4 door truck w/Texas license plate pic.twitter.com/q9gM4VsqlxPolice initially didn’t know that the small screen star was their suspect — so they posted a video of the attack online with Rivera seen wearing a New England Patriots jersey.Nampa police officer Erick Moore reportedly revealed that the social media search quickly led them to the action performer, who goes by the stage name Hector David Jr.“Our community.