Two firefighters have been charged with malicious destruction of property and disorderly conduct after a video of a baseball field being flooded went viral on social media, as they were accused of doing it as revenge. Back in July, the Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts, a baseball team in Maryland, found themselves going viral on social media. Firefighters face prison time over viral baseball disputeWell, as per NBC Washington, two firefighters have been charged over the incident, with one admitting to being “frustrated” by baseballs damaging property. Article continues after adMontgomery County Fire Captain Christopher Reilly and firefighter Alan Barnes are the ones being charged. A conviction for malicious destruction of property also carries a possible prison sentence of up to three years.