A Chicago youth football team lost $30,000 worth of equipment when someone parked a stolen car next to their container and lit it on fire.
ABC7 Chicago Digital TeamA Chicago youth football team is asking for help after a fire scorched its training equipment, causing $30,000 in damage.The incident happened in Rogers Park on the city's Northwest Side Wednesday. Police said someone parked a stolen car next to a container belonging to the High Ridge Chargers and Cheer Team, and then lit the car on fire.
The flames then spread to the container and burned the equipment used to train 150 kids, including training bags, tackling dummies and whiteboards.Copyright © 2024 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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