The employees sprung into action after a man followed a woman into the restaurant and put her in a chokehold.
A team of employees wearing Power Rangers costumes turned into real-life superheroes after a woman in need of help entered their restaurant.about the “craziest” encounter that she witnessed while dining at NōKA Ramen in Oakland, Calif.
The Twitter user then answered the most obvious question — why were the employees working while wearing costumes based on characters from an action series?“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 and the yellow ranger, told the man to leave,” the social media user continued. “He swung at them.
The man then started using racial slurs and attempted to follow the woman into the kitchen. The Yellow Ranger stepped in again. This time, the masked hero grabbed the man by his collar before removing him from the restaurant.described the chaotic scene. “We’re trying to call the cops. Patrons are shaking & crying. The pink power ranger tells us our food is free. The man goes outside, starts picking up chairs, baby seats & salt + pepper shakers to throw at the windows.
Before ending the thread, the social media user wrote that the police eventually arrived at the scene and she was able to thank the workers before she left.to the thread and said, “Thank you for sharing this story — we’re so thankful everyone is safe.”page and included a picture of eight employees donning their Power Rangers costumes.
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