Shiloh Hendrix Convicted on 1 Disorderly Conduct Count, Fined $1,000 in Rochester Park Case
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Updated · KTTC · Jul 20
Shiloh Hendrix Convicted on 1 Disorderly Conduct Count, Fined $1,000 in Rochester Park Case
3 articles · Updated · KTTC · Jul 20
Summary
A Minnesota jury found Shiloh Hendrix guilty of disorderly conduct against the man filming the Rochester park confrontation, but acquitted her on a separate disorderly conduct count involving the child.
The judge imposed supervised probation, a stayed 90-day jail term, 200 hours of community service and a $1,000 fine after the verdict in the case tied to the April 2025 incident.
Jurors had deliberated after a three-day trial in which Hendrix did not testify; they also asked the court to clarify the word “boisterous” before reaching a verdict.
Prosecutors argued Hendrix’s conduct at the park disturbed the peace, while the defense cast the case as a free-speech fight and said she had been baited after the child took an apple sauce packet from her bag.
The case grew out of a viral video showing Hendrix using a racial slur toward a Black child at a Rochester park, drawing broad attention and statements from the local NAACP.