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2 men used racial epithets, threatened youths at Hanover protest

Posted on August 3, 2020 / Posted by ACM
2 men used racial epithets, threatened youths at Hanover protest

Two Hanover-area men are charged with misdemeanor offenses for allegedly calling three young people racial epithets and threatening to physically harm them during a protest in Hanover about two weeks ago.

According to charging documents filed by Hanover Police, 42-year-old Jesse Brian Shindledecker and Willis William Shrader, 58, initially denied calling three juveniles racial epithets at what police described as a small, peaceful protest in the borough’s Center Square on July 19.

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