Shiloh Hendrix

Shiloh Hendrix's lawyer filed an appeal after her conviction for disorderly conduct following a viral racial slur incident on a Rochester playground. A jury previously found her guilty of one count but not the other. The case raises questions about First Amendment protections.

A Stanly Community College trustee resigned after a Facebook post drew accusations of racism, including references to a racial slur and calls for a 'purge' of non-productive individuals. The post cited cases involving Shiloh Hendrix and DeCarlos Brown Jr., and compared their legal treatment. The trustee stated the media attention was a distraction and denied being racist.

A Minnesota jury found Shiloh Hendrix not guilty on a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge but guilty on a second count related to an interaction with a videographer. Hendrix was ordered to serve supervised probation, complete 200 hours of community work, and pay a $1,000 fine.

A Star Tribune investigation found that at least 30 agencies accessed Flock traffic camera data for immigration enforcement during Operation Metro Surge. Some jurisdictions, including Brooklyn Park and Columbia Heights, have ended ties with Flock over concerns about the use of traffic data for immigration purposes.