Crime & Justice

BREAKING: Verdict Reached in Shiloh Hendrix Case After More Than Eight Hours of Deliberation

A Minnesota jury has delivered a split verdict in the disorderly conduct trial of Shiloh Hendrix, finding the 37-year-old mother not guilty on the count related to her words directed at the eight-year-old Somali boy who was stealing from her, but guilty on the count stemming from.

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Brimstone Report is tracking this as a curated crime & justice brief. The source report from Gateway Pundit says: A Minnesota jury has delivered a split verdict in the disorderly conduct trial of Shiloh Hendrix, finding the 37-year-old mother not guilty on the count related to her words directed at the eight-year-old Somali boy who was stealing from her, but guilty on the count stemming from.

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  • Primary source: Gateway Pundit
  • Published: Jul 24, 2026, 4:36 AM UTC
  • Coverage area: Crime & Justice
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