Former Dover Little League president charged with thefts from group

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william20berry20photoDover Police Department charged former Dover Little League President, William Berry in connection with the theft of money from the league.

Berry, 52, of Hartly, turned himself in to the Dover Police Department  accompanied by an attorney.

During the investigation, police determined that Berry was taking money from the organization and its various fundraisers, and using the leagues credit card for unauthorized personal purchases totaling over $4,000.

Berry was released on $7,000 unsecured bond.

The  Dover Little League Board of Directors issued the following statement that accompanied a press release from Dover Police: 
‪ Following the values set forth by the Little League, the Dover Little League Board of Directors had the character and courage to pursue some questionable actions by our former president. Our board is committed to maintaining the loyalty of our parents, players, community and sponsors. We regret deeply this incident has occurred but assure you it was dealt with swiftly. As this is an ongoing investigation, we are unable to provide additional comments or information. We are thankful for the support of the Dover Police Department’s efforts and have been fully cooperative with their investigation.