Hector David Jr., known for his portrayal of the Green Ranger in the Power Rangers series, is now serving time after admitting guilt and receiving his sentence on Wednesday, January 8.

The case stemmed from a physical altercation with an elderly man in Idaho last year.

Legal documents reveal that David entered a guilty plea to a misdemeanor battery charge in Canyon County Court. As part of his sentencing, he was handed 180 days in jail, though the judge suspended 135 days of that term. This means David is required to serve only 45 days behind bars.

However, upon his release, he must comply with the terms of two years of supervised probation and complete 100 hours of community service to avoid additional jail time.

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SAN DIEGO, CA - JULY 14: Hector David, Jr., Brittany Pirtle, Najee De-Tiege, Alex Heartman and Erika Fong of Saban's Power Rangers POWER up San Diego Comic Con at San Diego Convention Center on July 14, 2012 in San Diego, California. Chelsea Lauren/Getty Images for Saban Brands

The incident occurred in July, when David got into a dispute with an elderly man in Nampa, Idaho, over a parking spot. Authorities stated the altercation escalated when David pushed the elderly man — who uses a walker — to the ground. The victim did not sustain serious injuries.

Following the incident, David fled the scene in his truck. However, law enforcement later identified him with assistance from the public, leading to the issuance of an arrest warrant. By late July, prosecutors formally charged David with battery.

The 35-year-old was scheduled to appear at the Magic Valley Comic-Con in Twin Falls, Idaho, before the assault, but according to the New York Post, he did not attend.

In July, Nampa cop Erick Moore told the New York Times how, "Our community not only supports us but they support us going after people that commit crimes. They really stepped up and were able to help us get this identity pretty quick."

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