Hopefully it won't do too much serious damage to the franchise, the actor, his fellow PRWF Alumni or PRWF itself. I certainly dread any X Pac Heat that could come of this.

That's good to know

Glad to hear some good news out of this. Hopefully they pin down exactly how the event in question transpired.

Yeah, there seems to be a severe lack of information on both sides but I'm glad that he's not going to prison for it.

The bummer is that this is gonna follow him wherever he goes now, and i'm more than certain that someone will bring this up the next con he gets invited too.

Wow, just catching up after a busy morning, and I've read the before and current news. Thats....really just wow.

I feel bad for the roommate, that had to have been some argument. I'm sure there's way more to the story than what has been published by the media, particularly since Medina's girlfriend was there when it occurred, so I'm sure the D.A. had to clear her statement before they could release him. The arrest would be pretty standard procedure until statements were taken.

The questions about franchise may actually need to be addressed, since the media is playing it as "Power Ranger actor does something bad", which does reflect on Saban Brands. Unfortunately for the media, they're about as smart as a bag of bricks, so there's never any distinction in the 'bleeds it leads' news.

At the very least, he can still be pulled into civil court by the family of Sutter for his death, if the D.A.'s office isn't going to file criminal charges or indict for homicide. So far from over.

If this News reach new zealand it's possible the show could be banned there ?

You mean banned again? Probably not, but I don't know about Kiwi standards towards children's media and any actions former children's media actors do, so I honestly don't know.

You know the justice there banned the show to be violent so you never knows.

I don't want to say the lack of a conviction is good news, what with a guy still being dead and all, but I'm relieved for Ricardo Medina that this seems to be a self-defense case and not a homicide. I guess. It's kind of hard to find a way to phrase this positively.

In Kentucky, there is no real self-defense case/law. You killed someone, that's it. So if he had done it here, he's be going away for a few years. So lets just be glad that it didn't happen in Kentucky.