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Dont mess with a Power Ranger!

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PALMDALE, Calif. – A former star of the "Power Rangers" TV series has been jailed on suspicion of killing his roommate with a sword over the weekend.

 

Los Angeles County Sheriff's officials said Ricardo Medina Jr., 36, was being held on $1 million bail late Sunday in connection with the stabbing death of Joshua Sutter, also 36, at the apartment they shared in Palmdale, Calif.

 

A spokeswoman for the sheriff's office said that Medina and Sutter got into an argument that escalated into a fight shortly before 4 p.m. local time Saturday. Deputy Juanita Navarro-Suarez said that Medina went into his bedroom with his girlfriend and locked the door.

 

However, Navarro-Suarez said that Sutter forced the bedroom door open. That's when Medina allegedly picked up the sword that he kept next to the bedroom door and stabbed Sutter once in the abdomen.

 

'Power Rangers' actor Ricardo Medina Jr. arrested in fatal sword attack | Fox News

So if I understand the story correctly, the deceased forced his way through a locked door before being stabbed? Could this not be a case of self defense if Medina thought the victim was coming after him (since the victim did just break through a door to get in)?

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I was thinking along the same lines.

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