Jason Rolston stands next to the huge hole cut in a ballfield fence, staring at the ripped-out wiring on light poles nearby and the scattered remains of the Arlington Little League's equipment.
A few baseball bats, some knee pads and a broken snow cone machine lie behind its fieldhouse next to a ripped-off ladies' room door, all that's left of a massive theft where upwards of 1,000 kids play baseball and softball.
"Every mess you see here is their mess," Rolston, the league's vice president, said of the thieves as he surveyed the damage he discovered last weekend.
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