The Brief
- Someone broke into a Richmond Little League storage trailer on Sept. 3 and stole jerseys, field equipment and other supplies.
- Richmond police are investigating, but no suspects or motive have been identified. The league is raising money to replace the stolen equipment.
- League officials say equipment needs to be replaced before January to avoid potentially delaying the 2027 season or canceling some games.
RICHMOND, Calif. – Richmond Little League is facing an uncertain start to its 2027 season after thieves broke into a storage trailer and stole equipment valued at an estimated $10,000 to $11,000.
Richmond Little League equipment stolen
What we know:
The theft happened Sept. 3, according to league Vice President Daniela Rueda Wallace. Someone cut the locks on the trailer and took jerseys, field equipment and other supplies.
The league serves more than 200 children ages 4 to 16 each season. The stolen jerseys were intended for players who will register for the upcoming season.…