A Little League Baseball coach in Washington has been arrested for burglary after using team members to help in with the break in.
George Spady Jr, who coached the team in the Arlington Little League, is alleged to have taken his son, his nephew, and one other team mate to the break and enter. At the scene, Spady had his son crawl through a vent at the back of the shop to let him in. Inside the vacant shop, Spady then stole overhead lights and bulbs, enlisting the kids help in carrying the stolen goods to his car.
The story only came to light after the unrelated boy at the scene told his step-father what had happened, who immediately called police.
Spady has been charged with second-degree burglary, and the children have not been charged due to their age.
Video from local television below, including an interview with Spady’s wife.
(via Deadspin )
