Three Cited for Carving Obscenities Into Snow

By Kara Seymour

The winter landscape in some parts of Pennsylvania is being marred by obscenities and vulgarity, Pennsylvania State Police say.

Three people in central Pennsylvania were cited this week for disorderly conduct after using the snow to create obscene objects and words, according to The Associated Press.

According to a report published by Pennlive.com, Michael Allan Shadle, 18, and a 17-year-old friend were cited after they shoveled an “obscene” object into the snow in a neighbor’s yard in Elizabethville.

In Carroll Township, Wendi Mullen, 64, was cited for spray painting obscenities in the snow, according to a statement from the State Police.

No information regarding exactly what was spray painted or depicted in the snow was immediately available.

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