Restaurant Staff Dressed As Power Rangers Come To Woman’s Rescue Amid Attack

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Some restaurant staff dressed as Power Rangers were real-life superheroes on Friday. A Twitter thread revealed how staff at NōKA Ramen in Oakland, California, where they serve a cocktail called “The Noka Rangers,” came to a woman’s rescue after she rushed into the eatery trying to escape from a man.

The tweets began, “The craziest thing just happened at dinner. I’m at a ramen shop owned by Thai people in Oakland dressed as power rangers, when a woman comes rushing in saying she wasn’t safe — and a man came running in after her and puts her in a chokehold.” “Once the woman had expressed she wasn’t safe, and she didn’t want to go home with this man who was choke holding her, the black power ranger (the manager with a kickass bob) and the yellow ranger, told the man to leave,” the thread went on. “He swung at them.

This is when all rangers yelled, ‘Huey!'” The social media user stated that everyone told the woman in question to hide in the kitchen, claiming the man was being racist.

They added that the Yellow Ranger grabbed the man by the collar and dragged him out of the restaurant, admitting that people in the restaurant were “shaking and crying” amid the incident. READ MORE: Kylie Jenner Claps Back Over Comments On Her ‘Power Rangers’ Costume For Halloween See more from the ordeal below: NōKA Ramen has since posted a snap of their Power Rangers, alongside the caption: “Our NōKA Rangers were real life heroes last night when an incident occurred