MILTON, Pa. — A dispute over some vandalism at a high school athletic complex in central Pennsylvania is getting nasty.
Milton area accuses Selinsgrove's football team of trashing the visitor's locker room at the school's new $15 million athletic complex following a game last weekend.
Selinsgrove issued a statement, noting that the damage was limited to a couple of broken broomsticks and some missing decals.
Milton disagrees, responding in a statement of its own that the vandalism included graffiti, inappropriate sexual innuendoes, and a racial slur.
The Selinsgrove area athletic director and members of its coaching staff were immediately made aware of the vandalism, and they responded with a simple request to send a bill.
Milton Area has reported the alleged vandalism to police and to PIAA District IV officials.
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