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.

During Carnival, the small Brazilian town of Sao Luiz do Paraitinga’s calm everyday life transforms into a joyful party known for its deep-rooted traditions, giant puppets and songs known in Portuguese as ‘marchinhas.

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Police officers in São Paulo dress up as superheroes to patrol carnival festivities taking place on streets of Brazil’s largest city

South American police have taken a creative approach to catching criminals by donning costumes instead of their usual uniforms.

Dozens of officers have camouflaged among revelers during Carnival festivities to arrest pickpockets in metropolis Sao Paulo dressed as clowns, priests and even characters from the Power Rangers TV series.

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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.

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.

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

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