It’s not unusual to see superheroes in the streets when it’s Carnival time in Brazil. But among the many people dressed in figure-hugging colorful lycra for this year’s festivities, four dressed as the 1990s-era Power Rangers really went the extra mile.

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Police officers in Brazil have grabbed internet's attention after arresting a suspected thief in the midst of a lively carnival—while dressed as the Power Rangers. The incident took place near Ibirapuera Park in Sao Paulo, where festival-goers in elaborate costumes blended seamlessly with undercover officers.

In a scene straight out of an action movie, undercover police officers in Sao Paulo took down a suspected thief during the city’s vibrant carnival—while dressed as the Power Rangers. The arrest happened near Ibirapuera Park, where the disguised officers, blended in with the festival-goers in elaborate costumes.

The red, blue, yellow, and green Power Rangers could be seen monitoring the carnival when they nabbed the suspected thief.

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