Midland Sports Complex Seeks Community Help After Break-In and Theft of Field Gator
West Columbia, SC 11/12/2026 - The Midland Sports Complex is asking for the community's help after its baseball and football facilities were burglarized early Wednesday morning, November 11, 2026.
The incident reportedly occurred between approximately 4 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. at the sports complex, located at 900 Pine Ridge Drive in West Columbia. During the break-in, a field Gator was reported stolen from the property.
In a public announcement, organizers shared information about the incident and asked residents to help identify the individual or individuals responsible. A person or persons reportedly seen in connection with the incident were wearing a gray PAC Football hoodie, which was included in photos shared by the organization.
Organizers are encouraging anyone who recognizes the clothing, noticed suspicious activity or has information about the stolen equipment to come forward.
Residents and nearby businesses are also asked to review any available surveillance footage from the early morning hours of November 11, particularly between 4 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. Any video or information that could help investigators identify those responsible or recover the stolen Gator could be valuable.
The incident is especially troubling for a facility that serves as an important part of the local community. The Midland Sports Complex provides a place for children and families to come together through youth baseball and football programs.
Organizers emphasized that the loss goes beyond the stolen equipment, affecting a facility supported by countless hours of volunteer work, dedication and community involvement.
Community members are encouraged to share the information to help spread awareness and assist in the effort to recover the stolen equipment.
Anyone with information about the break-in or the whereabouts of the stolen field Gator is asked to contact the Lexington County Sheriff's Department.
Anyone with relevant surveillance footage or information is encouraged to report it to authorities.








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