Power Rangers Actor Ricardo Medina Arrested For Murder in Los Angeles, CA for Killing Roomate 36 Year Old Joshua Sutter With Sword

ANOTHER POWER RANGER ACTOR IN BIG TROUBLE …

Former Power Rangers actor, 36 year old Ricardo Medina, was arrested on Saturday in Los Angeles, California for the alleged fatal stabbing of his roommate, 36-year-old Joshua Sutter. Medina is best known for playing Cole Evans, the Red Wild Force Ranger, on Power Rangers Wild Force in 2002. According to police, Medina and Sutter had an apparent altercation earlier in the day that turned physical at their home in the 38000 block of San Francisquito Canyon Road. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. where Media grabbed a sword by his door and struck Sutter in the abdomen. Ricardo Medina was arrested and booked into LA County jail for murder and held in lieu of $1 million bail.

Power Rangers actor Ricardo Medina, 36, was arrested in Los Angeles County, in California, on Saturday afternoon for allegedly stabbing his roommate to death with a sword.

The incident occurred at around 4 p.m. after Medina had an apparent altercation with 36-year-old Joshua Sutter, who entered Medina’s room after an earlier argument. Medina grabbed a sword by his door and struck Sutter in the abdomen with one fatal stab, reports the Los Angeles Times.

Medina phoned 911 and was later taken to the sheriff’s station in the city of Palmdale, where he was detained and faces a $1 million bail.

Ex-Power Ranger uses sword to kill roommate in Palmdale.

Detectives have confirmed that Medina played a red Power Ranger on television, Sheriff’s Deputy Amber Smith told the Los Angeles Times. According to IMDb, he portrayed the Red Lion Wild Force Ranger on the “Power Rangers Wild Force” series in 2002 and voiced the character Deker on “Power Rangers Samurai” in 2012-13, among other acting roles.

Medina’s agent, Gar Lester, told The Times that it was difficult for him to believe the allegations against Medina are true.

“He’s been my friend and client for 12 years and he’s a great guy,” Lester said Sunday. “He’s great to his dog, he’s great to his people. He’s really a super person.”